Fernand Vanrie a écrit :
Hi Fernand, and Frank,
>>
> OK I can follow so far, but can you see a other strategie to keep the
> users away from Tables and other Datbase stuff where valid
> information like Paswords etc... are been stored ?
> I was thinking on
> - Stroring the forms in a WritterD
Hi Fernand,
> OK I can follow so far, but can you see a other strategie to keep the
> users away from Tables and other Datbase stuff where valid information
> like Paswords etc... are been stored ?
> I was thinking on
> - Stroring the forms in a WritterDoc ?
that would completely avoid the pr
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Fernand,
Also, in the scenario you described - two forms in the same database
document - there should be no need at all to change the active
connection of the already-loaded form. What do you want to achieve with
this?
Frank, tha
Hi Fernand,
>> Also, in the scenario you described - two forms in the same database
>> document - there should be no need at all to change the active
>> connection of the already-loaded form. What do you want to achieve with
>> this?
>>
> Frank, thanks for the reply, the goal is to use OO as a
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hello Fernand,
I trye to pass a nwe connection to a already opened form document who
contains the macro a running from.
You cannot do this. ActiveConnection is only accepted when the form is
being loaded, after that, any change to it i
Hello Fernand,
> I trye to pass a nwe connection to a already opened form document who
> contains the macro a running from.
You cannot do this. ActiveConnection is only accepted when the form is
being loaded, after that, any change to it is vetoed, since the
assumption is that the form, living i
Marc,
when trie changing the ActiveConnection I run in a PropertyVeto exception
so: oForm.ActiveConnection = newConnectionand
oForm.SetPropertyvalue("ActiveConnection" , newconnection) are not
working
Marc Santhoff wrote:
Am Dienstag, den 23.12.2008, 15:05 +0100 schrieb Fernand Vanr
Am Dienstag, den 23.12.2008, 15:05 +0100 schrieb Fernand Vanrie:
> Marc,
>
> Thanks for the quick reply, I saw now that I actualy was using "_blank"
> in my test envoriment. I have to investigate further this diverences,
> because using "_default blocs the frame and I Have to restart to kill
Marc,
Thanks for the quick reply, I saw now that I actualy was using "_blank"
in my test envoriment. I have to investigate further this diverences,
because using "_default blocs the frame and I Have to restart to kill
the frame. and OO
But sorry: " _blank" makes no difference :-)
Have a me
Am Dienstag, den 23.12.2008, 12:06 +0100 schrieb Fernand Vanrie:
> Hallo All,
>
> I trye to pass a nwe connection to a already opened form document who
> contains the macro a running from.
>
> So i have a Base Doc with 2 Form Docs.
>
> Mi macro resists and is run from formdoc1 with the macro I
Hallo All,
I trye to pass a nwe connection to a already opened form document who
contains the macro a running from.
So i have a Base Doc with 2 Form Docs.
Mi macro resists and is run from formdoc1 with the macro I trie to pass
a new connection to formdoc1
with the use of the function bel
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