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I am devolping a program for the input of security related data in a local hospital, nothing too fancy. When I finally got everything up and running the only major complaint I got from the people that are actually using it is that they don't know if they have actually saved when they press the button. What I would like to do is set it up as when they hit the button to save a message comes up saying "New record has been saved" and, if possible it would force a new page on the form so more data could be input after. Anybody have an idea on how to do this? (I'm using MS Access 2003)
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by jmedley0231 Accepted solution
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by scott_heath Accepted solution
I don't do access programming, but my offhand guess would be to call use VBA when the button is called and check for the sucess of the save anf pop a message box. Something like:
sub save_item
on error resume next
err.clear
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acSaveRecord (blah, blah, maybe some other stuff)
if err.number <> then
msgbox "record not saved"
else
msgbox "record saved"
end if
end sub
It's kind a mess and rough, but do some Googling and you'll find better examples
Regards,
Scott
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