Procedure Name | Type | Description |
(Declarations) | Declarations | Declarations and private variables for the modForms_Jet module. |
GetFormRecordNumberDAO | Procedure | Get the current record number of a form in a Jet database. Note that the concept of a record number is not particularly useful (or even desirable) in a relational database like Access. However, when developing your own custom navigation bars in forms, you may want to include the current record number like the standard Access form does. This function uses a DAO property called AbsolutePosition that returns the current record number. This number is not guaranteed to be accurate in multi-user scenarios and should be used for informational/display purposes only. Never rely on a record number for programmatic navigation purposes. The most common way to call this function is from a form's OnCurrent event. This allows you to keep an up-to-date value as the user moves through the form's records. |
GetFormsPercentPositionDAO | Procedure | Get the percent position of a form in a Jet database. Note that this is not available for forms in ADPs, since those
recordsets do not support PercentPosition. This is useful if you are creating your own custom navigation buttons on a form and want to display a
progress meter with the percentage position. This function uses the form's RecordsetClone method. As such, it requires that the form be bound to
a data source. Note: The number returned is an integer, so the percent position value is approximate. The most common way to call this function is from a form's OnCurrent event. This allows you to keep an up-to-date value as the user moves through the form's records. This number is not guaranteed to be accurate in multi-user scenarios and should be used for informational/display purposes only. Never rely on a record number for programmatic navigation purposes. |
IsFormOnFirstRecordDAO | Procedure | Determine if the current record of a form in a Jet database is on the first record. This can be useful if you have custom navigation buttons for 'move first', 'move next', etc. and you want to disable the 'move first' button when the form is on the first record. |
IsFormOnLastRecordDAO | Procedure | Determine if the current record of a form in a Jet database is on the last record. This can be useful if you have custom navigation buttons for 'move first', 'move next', etc. and you want to disable the 'move last' button when the form is on the last record. |
ListFillTables | Procedure | Provides a list fill function for a list/combo box for a list of tables in a Jet database. |
ListFillRelations | Procedure | Provides a list fill function for a list/combo box for a list of relations in a Jet database. |
ObjectNamesToArray | Procedure | Loads an array with names of all of an object type. |
' Example of modForms_Jet ' ' To try this example, do the following: ' 1. Create a new form in your copy of Sample.mdb (in the Total Visual SourceBook sample directory) ' 2. Set the RecordSource property to the 'Categories' ' 3. Add a command button named 'cmdTest' ' 4. Create the following list boxes: ' 'lstTables' ' 'lstRelations' ' 5. Paste this code into the form's module Private Sub cmdTest_Click() ' Example of GetFormRecordNumber Debug.Print "Record number: " & GetFormRecordNumberDAO(Me) ' Example of GetFormsPercentPosition Debug.Print "Percent position: " & GetFormsPercentPositionDAO(Me) ' Example of IsFormOnFirstRecord If IsFormOnFirstRecordDAO(Me) Then Debug.Print "On first record" Else Debug.Print "Not on first record" End If ' Example of IsFormOnLastRecord If IsFormOnLastRecordDAO(Me) Then Debug.Print "On last record" Else Debug.Print "Not on last record" End If End Sub Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) lstTables.RowSourceType = "ListFillTables" lstRelations.RowSourceType = "ListFillRelations" End Sub
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