[mso] Re: Access 2000: More than one form allowable per database ?
- From: "Jim Pettit" <jimpettit@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 05:13:12 -0700
Robert--
Certainly you can have more than one form in an Access database -- hundreds
of them, even. (Search Access help for 'database specifications' for an
interesting rundown on the maximum number of most things Access. You'll see
that
32,768 individual objects are allowed, and that 1000 modules can exist (and
that number includes forms and reports with the HasModule property set to
True).
What happens when you try to save the "Damage List" form? Is there any error
message? It's possible the database, small though it is, suffers from some
sort of corruption; were I you, I'd create a new database, then import the
good table and forms from the 'broken' one and see of that helps.
--Jim
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From: mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Robert Carneal
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 3:35 AM
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Subject: [mso] Access 2000: More than one form allowable per database ?
I have a database in Access 2000 that I have made an entry form for. I will
call it "Stones" (Cemetery Headstones).
For some reason, my attempts at making a second form to use the same data
base will not "save." I feel real stupid asking this question- Access 2000
can and does allow more than one form per database, right? In the first
form, I have address, stone ID, plot ID, Longitude, Latitude. In my second
form, I wanted to be able to select a cemetery, and print a list of damaged
stones according to severity of damage. I call this form "Damage List." But
this won't save! Is there a setting I am unaware of that will allow more
than one form per database? I hope this is not a rookie question! McAfee
says I am clean, and SpyBot says I am clean.
Thank you.
Robert
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