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AllowBypassKey property -- T/F?

 
 
Kim M.
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      6th Jul 2009

Ho do I test to see whether the AllowBypassKey property is currently set to
True or False? In other words, what phrase would I use as the 'if clause' of
a conditional that tests this?

TIA
Kim M.
 
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Allen Browne
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      6th Jul 2009

You could test:
CurrentDb.Properties("AllowBypassKey")

Use error handling: that will yield error 3270 if the property has not been
created.

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> Ho do I test to see whether the AllowBypassKey property is currently set
> to
> True or False? In other words, what phrase would I use as the 'if clause'
> of
> a conditional that tests this?
>
> TIA
> Kim M.


 
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