[AccessD] Help on entering data -- when to do it?
John W. Clark
John.Clark at niagaracounty.com
Mon Dec 23 12:38:29 CST 2019
Hey All! There are probably many people here who many not remember me. It has been a very long time since asking any questions here. This is because, (A) because of the list I became quite proficient, and (B) I haven't worked with Access in a very long time -- I've done some little stuff here and there, but no programming in a while. I now inherited one of my favorite tasks (I'm being very sarcastic here) and I am fixing the code of someone who is a non-programmer and wrote code that a department now wants to use.
Maybe it is because I have become rusty, but I now find myself needing some help. I've got it mostly working, but I have one little issue at the moment -- I added a field to find the user ID of the person logged in, and I want to be able to put that in the record, so we can track who made the entry. I initially did this for the onOpen event of the form, but now I am unable to turn off filtering and scroll through all the records. I can hit ESC and then do this, but I don't want the user to have to do this. So I'm thinking I need to assign that field elsewhere -- perhaps OnDirty? That is what I am asking -- at what point should I be putting this in? I never used the even OnDirty in all the years I programmed -- don't know why; just never needed to -- so I'm a bit shaky on what it means exactly. Or perhaps there is a better way to do this?
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