Re: Macro error
From: WebTracer (randy_at_webtracersolutions.com)
Date: 08/26/04
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Date: 26 Aug 2004 08:45:09 -0700
Thanks for the thought - but that change produces the exact same error.
Unfortunately.
Any other thoughts?
Not sure if I mentioned it, but the macro runs perfectly in Access 2k
and XP, but upon conversion to 2k3 it fails. Weird - seems to me that
if it runs fine in the other 2 versions, it should certainly run OK in
2k3 - but alas, like a lot of MS things, what you think should happen
and what does happen are 2 TOTALLY different things.
Ken Snell [MVP] wrote:
> Try changing this step:
>
> SetValue [Forms]![Main].[Filter] "(([Call].[CallID]=" &
> [Forms]![brsCallStatus]![brsCallStatusSubform1].[Form]![Call ID] &
"))"
>
>
> to this step:
>
> SetValue [Forms]![Main].[Filter] "(([CallID]=" &
> [Forms]![brsCallStatus]![brsCallStatusSubform1].[Form]![Call ID] &
"))"
>
> --
>
> Ken Snell
> <MS ACCESS MVP>
>
> "WebTracer" <randy@webtracersolutions.com> wrote in message
> news:cgirrr$i58@odah37.prod.google.com...
> > Sure.
> >
> > SelectCall1 ([brsCallStatusSubform1].[Form].[CurrentRecord])=0
> > StopMacro
> >
> >
> > SetValue [Forms]![Main].[AllowFilters] Yes
> >
> > SetValue [Forms]![Main].[Filter] "(([Call].[CallID]=" &
> > [Forms]![brsCallStatus]![brsCallStatusSubform1].[Form]![Call ID] &
"))"
> >
> > SetValue [Forms]![Main].[Caption] "Call ID: " &
> > [Forms]![brsCallStatus]![brsCallStatusSubform1].[Form]![Call ID]
> >
> > Close brsCallStatus No
> >
> > RunCommand ApplyFilterSort
> >
> > GoToControl CallPersonID
> >
> > The database is a help desk application. This form that runs this
is a
> > form that is used to select a call, a range of calls, or all calls.
> > When you hit OK, this macro (or one just like it, they all fail -
> > filter condition is the only change) runs. It fails, stating that
the
> > Active X item isn't installed or OLE DB object failed.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
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