Re: effect of trigger in Access?

Kevin wrote:
> With Access 2000 or 2003, is there a trigger or onChanged method? I
> would like to be able to do a mailto if certain fields change in my
> db.

When using the default Jet database (tables in an mdb file) there are no table
level events (triggers) as there are in server based systems like SQL Server.
Only when the changes are done via forms can use the varuious events that
automatically fire in forms for stuff like this.

Of course Access can easily be used with tables on a server database and then
Triggers on that system could be set up.

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