Hi Michalis,
Two methods come to mind. You can use the domain aggregrate function named
DCount, and conditionally open the form based on the value returned or you
can open a recordset in VBA code and test for recordcount > 0.
Domain aggregrate functions are certainly easier, but they're kind of like
candy. They may taste good (ie. be easy to use), but they're not necessarily
good for you (may slow down your database, especially if a network is
involved).
In either case, you wouldn't stop the form from opening....you would
conditionally open it only if there were records to display.
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Tom
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I have a command button in a form which opens another form that is bound to a
querry.
If this querry has no records I don't want the form to open but to display a
message instead.
Does anybody know a way to check the querry for records first and if there
are no records to stop the form from opening.
Thanks in advance
