Re: Compile errors when using form control's "Control Source" property to refer to the control's value
From: Yarik Mezheritskiy (yarik_at_garlic.com)
Date: 11/04/04
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Date: 4 Nov 2004 12:24:14 -0800
Thank you Allen! Your response is very helpful, indeed. (Especially
information about potential problems with using AccessField objects.)
There is at least one thing though that still is not clear to me: Why
could two installations of MS Access 2000 SP3 react differently on the
very same code in the very same project?
The code is in a subform and (as I know now) tries to reference an
AccessField object in the top-level form, like this:
Me.PartID
Why one installation of MS Access 2000 SP3 accepts this expression
(and interpretes it as intended) at run-time, while the other
installation issues compile error? Maybe I need to install some
patch(es), service pack(s), whatsoever on the poor second computer?
FWIW: This is what I believe is currently installed on the "failing"
computer:
- MS Access 2000 as a part of MS Office 2000 Professional SR-1
- MS Office 2000 Service Pack 3
- MS Office 2000 Developer SR-1
Maybe there is something else I need to install? Maybe I should have
been installing these things in some particular order or do some other
weird things (like, for example, installing MS Office 2000 Service
Pack 2 before installing MS Office 2000 Service Pack 3)?
Or is it simply a nature of quirks of MS Access compiler and
interpreter: to _rnadomly_ complain or not complain about certain
things?
Thank you,
Yaroslav.
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