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Execute a Public function in Access
Question:
I have a public function in Access "Refresh" which takes 2 parameters; database path, database name.My script below bombs at the oApp.run line - error message missing parameters. Can someone give me a clue. Thanks
MyDb = ObjectOpen("Access.application")
oApp = MyDB.application
cmd = oapp.Docmd
dbname = "F:\Work\Test.mdb"
Mydb.openCurrentDatabase(dbname)
Mydb.visible = @false
oApp.run "Refresh("F:\Work","Test.mdb")"
Mydb.closeCurrentDatabase
oApp.quit
Answer:
Apparently the first parameter of the the Run Method is the procedurename , then each next parameters are parameters for that procedure.Give this a try:
oApp.run("Refresh","F:\Work","Test.mdb")
The syntax is app.run (procedure, param1, param2)
Article ID: W16098
File Created: 2004:03:30:15:42:50
Last Updated: 2004:03:30:15:42:50