K
Kathy Webster
While in Access XP, can you program a command button to open another
database, and leave the current database open as well?
database, and leave the current database open as well?
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B
bob
sure..simplest way is to create a label and put the fully qualified path
into the hyperlink address.
alternatives exist to that - but that is pretty simple.
Bob
into the hyperlink address.
alternatives exist to that - but that is pretty simple.
Bob
G
Guest
Hello Kathy,
Reg. your query , i think its not possible, atleast until now to do
that. Even in Access 2003 its the same problem, when you want to open another
database, and leave the current database open, it doesn't work. That what, i
know, atleast until now.
Reg. your query , i think its not possible, atleast until now to do
that. Even in Access 2003 its the same problem, when you want to open another
database, and leave the current database open, it doesn't work. That what, i
know, atleast until now.
A
Anthos
Sure it can work.
But you need to create a new Instance of MS Access
Public Function newMSAccess(strPathtoAccess As String)
Dim objMSAccess As New Access.Application
With objMSAccess
.OpenAccessProject strPathtoAccess, False
End With
End Function
But you need to create a new Instance of MS Access
Public Function newMSAccess(strPathtoAccess As String)
Dim objMSAccess As New Access.Application
With objMSAccess
.OpenAccessProject strPathtoAccess, False
End With
End Function
K
Kathy Webster
Thank you.