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Old 01-29-12, 15:19
Geir Arne Geir Arne is offline
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Change built-in error messaege 3022

Hello,

I wonder if someone can help me with a problem. I know that I can to turn off the built-in error message when a record is causing duplicate and replace it with my own error message in the form by using the "on error" event, but I want to get error message when I leave the field not after I have saved the record. How can I get it to error message to appear when I go to the next field?

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Old 01-30-12, 03:12
MStef-ZG MStef-ZG is offline
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Look at "DemoDupliNHSA2000.mdb" (attachment, zip).
Open Form1 and try.
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File Type: zip DemoDupliNHSA2000.zip (13.7 KB, 5 views)
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Old 01-31-12, 01:29
Geir Arne Geir Arne is offline
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Thanks for the answer, but I can not open the zip file I get up a error message "Can not open file: it does not Appears to Be avalid archive" when it opens the file is empty. Can you please try again.

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Old 01-31-12, 02:23
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Which Access you have got ??
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Old 01-31-12, 03:59
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I have Access 2010
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Old 01-31-12, 04:00
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I don't know. My Demo is Access 2000.
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Old 01-31-12, 04:10
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Sorry I make me misunderstood, the problem is that I get the error message when I try to open the file in winzip. I get the message "Can not open file: it does not Appears to Be avalid archive". then winzip open with no files
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