Gary D. Schwartz
This function for running a list of how many records are in each table
worked great. I put it in a report so I print it out periodically.
Thanks,
Bill
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When I built the form, I recall a lot of cut-n-paste, then going back and
changing the formula in each one.
As for your new question, I do not remember ever seeing that.
A little more detail on version setup and the specific problem would be
helpful in diagnosing, and perhaps someone else here will have more
experience with this problem.
Gary
At 11:43 AM 7/31/2014, you wrote:
Gary,
That does help. It will take some time to build the form but I will get
started.
Also, one more question. When the database does a compact and repair I seem
to loose primary keys and relationships in about 5 tables, always the same
tables. I have to go in and fix them and then it all works well again.
Any Idea why that would happen?
Bill
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I had a similar issue on a multi-table database, where I need to verify
before/after maintenance or backup work.
I built a form where I have a field for each table I want to review.
Inside that field, I built an event using this code:
=DCount("[indexfield]","[tablename]")
An index field is used as there is always a value in every row. I believe
that
it only counts rows where that field is occupied.
I monitor about 40 different tables this way, and print out the form before
and
after. I added a field that di
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