I suppose I don't need full control, but just "Read, Write, and Append"
capability (Or perhaps you have another suggestion?).
Which classes specifically? Do I need to call "Directory.GetAccessControl"
and then iterate through the "AccessRules" or is there a function I can call
to check for "Read, Write and Append" access on a directory. Thanks
Re: Simultaneous Access ... These objects then append text to this textbox.... Cross-thread operation not valid: Control 'richTextBox1' accessed from ... and you can use _any_ control to Invoke back onto the UI ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.csharp.general)
Re: Simultaneous Access ... These objects then append text to this textbox.... Cross-thread operation not valid: Control 'richTextBox1' accessed from ... You could create a callback delegate and pass that to the background ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.csharp.general)
Re: Query Trap! ... I tried the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate events, and it keeps on> appending the same control, disregarding the fact that I selected a> different ... I'm just running two append queries.... This way you>> a) know if anything when wrong, and>> b) know if the query yielded no new records to append.... >>> append query go to both tables rather than making two separate queries? ... (microsoft.public.access.queries)
Re: Query Trap! ... I tried the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate events, ... appending the same control, disregarding the fact that I selected a different ... I'm just running two append queries.... (microsoft.public.access.queries)
Re: adding information/keeping history of user name and time stamp ... Try changing that query to something like this: ... This assumes that you have a control on your form that has FL.ID as it's ... >i have just created a simple append query.... ... >> MS Access MVP... (microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign)
