Re: Advise
From: Michael Lam (kl_mis_at_pacific.net.hk)
Date: 02/20/04
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Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2004 14:53:02 +0800
Dear Larry
Is there any way to avoid such situation cos that access program will be
accessed by totally three offices (one local and two connected by T1 line )
THx
Michael Lam
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> thx , I have use the Autonumber already
>
> But I when test the form , It generate the number as soon as I start keyin
> the info. Is there any way to make the autonumber field generate number
> after click the Save button ?
No. That is not the way AutoNumber works, unless you are using an unbound
form and writing the information from code to a table that has an Autonumber
field. I do not, as a general rule, think it a good idea to use unbound
forms for data, because you have to reimplement functionality that is
included in (and massively tested) Access.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
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