Hello All,

How can I delete a macro in my BE-database by running code in the
FE-database?
This BE-database has a switchboard form which opens when the BE-database
is opened. Because there's code behind this form which should *not* run,
using "accObj.OpenCurrentDatabase BE-database.mde" as a new new
application is not possible.
Is there any other pssibility?

Thanks in advance!

A backend database is not a good place to have code running, unless it is
code to keep users from opening the backend by itself. You should delete
that and move it to the front end.

--

Lynn Trapp
Microsoft MVP (Access)
www.ltcomputerdesigns.com


"PaulB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello All,
>
> How can I delete a macro in my BE-database by running code in the
> FE-database?
> This BE-database has a switchboard form which opens when the BE-database
> is opened. Because there's code behind this form which should *not* run,
> using "accObj.OpenCurrentDatabase BE-database.mde" as a new new
> application is not possible.
> Is there any other pssibility?
>
> Thanks in advance!

Yes, the switchboard form contains code to prevent the BE-database to be
openend. Nothing more, nothing less.


On 4-12-06 21:03, Lynn Trapp wrote:
> A backend database is not a good place to have code running, unless it is
> code to keep users from opening the backend by itself. You should delete
> that and move it to the front end.
>

Then I would say you don't have a problem.

--

Lynn Trapp
Microsoft MVP (Access)
www.ltcomputerdesigns.com


"PaulB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Yes, the switchboard form contains code to prevent the BE-database to be
> openend. Nothing more, nothing less.
>
>
> On 4-12-06 21:03, Lynn Trapp wrote:
>> A backend database is not a good place to have code running, unless it is
>> code to keep users from opening the backend by itself. You should delete
>> that and move it to the front end.
>>