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Recordset.Edit not working in Access 2007

Asked by Norush in Microsoft Access Database

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I'm having trouble converting a certain application to Access 2007.

In the code snippet i attached the code crashes at the line: rst.edit
In Access 2000/2003 it works fine.

The location of the .accdb file is in the trusted center and i did try a decompile.

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Dim RcrdCnt As Long
  Dim dbs As Database
  Dim rst As Recordset
  Dim Pswrd As String
  Dim strsql As String
  Dim blnOk As Boolean
  
  strsql = "SELECT USERS.* " _
   & "FROM Users " _
   & "WHERE (((USERS.USRID)= '" & usr & "' ));"
      
  Set dbs = CurrentDb
  Set rst = dbs.OpenRecordset(strsql)
  RcrdCnt = rst.RecordCount
  
  If RcrdCnt = 0 Then
    MsgBox "UserID does not exist", vbCritical, "Security"
    DoCmd.GoToControl "txtUSRID"
    
    GoTo ExitHere
    
  Else
    Pswrd = PWD
    Call Encrypt(Pswrd)
    
    mlpAppUser = rst!USRID
    mlpIsAdmin = (rst![TYPE] = "Admin")
    
    If Pswrd <> rst!PWD Then
      MsgBox "Incorrect password", vbCritical, "Security"
      DoCmd.GoToControl "txtPWD"
     
      GoTo ExitHere
      
    End If
    
    rst.Edit
    rst![USRDT] = Now
    rst.Update
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Tags: access, 2007, edit
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