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9.6

Modal form and execution flow

Asked by jlongino in Microsoft Access Database

I have a helpdesk application where the user selects an individual via combo box.  If the individual has any open calls, a new form (modal) is opened and the calls are displayed.  The problem is that the second form is opened but the code behind the first form continues executing instead of waiting until control is returned from the second modal form.  I'm sure this arises from not having a clear understanding of event driven programming.  How would one go about accomplishing the objective in an event driven style? I've written some fairly complex applications but haven't run into a situation like this until now.

BTW, this is Access XP using old DAO 2.5/3.51 references. The problematic code follows:

<code>
Private Sub Combo289_AfterUpdate()
   Dim DupCt As Long, Save_Filter As Variant
   Dim dbs As Database, rs9158 As Recordset, SQLstr1 As String, SQLstr2 As String
   SQLstr2 = "[ssn]='" & [Combo289] & "' and [Closed_ckb]=No"
   DupCt = DCount("[ssn]", "Calls", SQLstr2)
   mbconfirm = 1
   If DupCt > 0 Then
      If DupCt = 1 Then
         MsgBox "This employee already has " & DupCt & " open call."
      Else
         MsgBox "This employee already has " & DupCt & " open calls."
      End If
      DoCmd.OpenForm "Duplicate Calls", acNormal, , SQLstr2, acFormEdit
      ''' Here is where I'd expect nothing further to execute until the "Duplicate Calls" form is closed, but it continues.
   End If
   ''' mbconfirm value is set by msgbox during "on close" event from form "Duplicate Calls"
   ''' mbconfirm is always 1 since this executes before the close event from "Duplicate Calls"
   If (mbconfirm = 1) Then
      Set dbs = CurrentDb
      SQLstr1 = "SELECT * FROM [Select Pay9158 Record] WHERE [ssn] = '" & [Combo289] & "'"
      Set rs9158 = dbs.OpenRecordset(SQLstr1)
      With rs9158
         .MoveFirst
         Me![m_ssn] = !ssn
         Me![m_ssn4] = "###-##-" & Right(![ssn], 4)
         Me![m_FirstName] = !fname
         Me![m_LastName] = !lname
         Me![m_Room] = !Room
         Me![m_Building] = !blgabbr
         Me![m_Department] = !deptname
         Me![m_Phone] = !ophone
         Me![m_Office_Extension] = !oext
         Me![m_College] = !schooldescr
         Me![m_Location] = !sitedescr
         Me![m_Call_Type] = "E"
         Me![m_Title] = !Title
      End With
      rs9158.Close
      Set dbs = Nothing
   End If

End Sub
</code>
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