Re: If Hidden BackEnd BE not found then supress error revealing its location?
- From: "paii, Ron" <paii@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 10:37:45 -0500
A new form would be my choice because the Dir() function can fail if the
path is invalid, which would crash your application if run from a macro.
"paii, Ron" <paii@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You can use the autoexec macro, or create a new startup form that opensthe
original after checking for the BE.hidden
<ApexData@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ronopening
Sorry! I do understand what you mean!
However, in my startup forms record source property contains a table I
need to use.
Is there a way around this, like calling it form code. Or do I need to
use the autoexec macro, or load a phantom form before my startup form ?
Any suggestions?
Greg
ApexData@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Ron
I don't understand what you mean. I do not see any options in the
"Startup" allowing me to check for the BE. What I want to do is look
for the BE when the FE starts. I figured the place to do this is the
Form_Open of the FE. If I make this work, then I'll know if the BE
exists, or is gone. Then I can shut my app down. I DoNot want the FE
reporting that the BE is missing, and then displaying its path. For
security reasons, this will reveal my hidden backend. Not Good.
Thanks for Responding
paii, Ron wrote:
You need to change the startup in your FE to check for the BE before
Errorany forms or reports that access BE data.
<ApexData@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello
Split DB (FE & BE) Linked. FE compiled to MDE.
For security reasons, I have hidden the BackEnd. However, If the
network is down or the FE can't find the Backend, then an Access
hiddingreports exactly where the Backend is. This blows my attempt at
forthe Backend file. I have tried to use the DIR() statement to look
the BE in my FormOpen of my 1st form but it seems to be ignored.
Now do I detect ,right away, if the BackEnd is found so that I can
close down the app without it revealing where the BE file is
?
Thanks Greg
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