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Post Change Event in Access?

Asked by matt1_nz in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: event, forms, trigger

Hi. I have had experience in Oracle and a little bit with MS Access. The triggers such as post change trigger in Oracle will fire when a value in a field changes. Whereas with MS Access the 'after update' and 'on change' events only fire when a user chnages or updates the field i.e. the dont fire when the field gets updates automatically (if it is dependent on something else).
What I am trying to do is I have a continous form and for each row of data i have a button. I want to dynamically change the caption of the button depending on what a value is for one of the fields in that record. This seems like such a trivial task but it looks like Access doesn't allow it.
Any suggestions? I  am stuck with what to do.

Cheers

Matt
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