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I forgot to mention : taken from technet. Pardon Bill...<br />
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(Topic : ACC97 CommitTrans Help Topic Uses dbFlushOSCacheWrites Constant)<br />
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I forgot to mention : taken from technet. Pardon Bill...

(Topic : ACC97 CommitTrans Help Topic Uses dbFlushOSCacheWrites Constant)

DS


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dsregards, I just made me VERY VERY HAPPY with the above information!! Thanks alot!! I've been spending some hours to find a solution to this problem.<br />
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Thanks again.<br />

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dsregards, I just made me VERY VERY HAPPY with the above information!! Thanks alot!! I've been spending some hours to find a solution to this problem.

Thanks again.


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I understand what you feel - that does not explain why MS force us to respect the rules it does not respect about compatibility...<br />
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DS<br />

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I understand what you feel - that does not explain why MS force us to respect the rules it does not respect about compatibility...

DS


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Access97 question: Can anyone tell me what the numeric value of the constant dbFlushOSCacheWrites is? I cannot find the constant in my object browser, nor can I use it in a module - I get a compile error: variable not defined. Although the constant is mentioned in the MS Access 97 helpfile and I am pretty sure I used the constant before...
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Access97 question: Can anyone tell me what the numeric value of the constant dbFlushOSCacheWrites is? I cannot find the constant in my object browser, nor can I use it in a module - I get a compile error: variable not defined. Although the constant is mentioned in the MS Access 97 helpfile and I am pretty sure I used the constant before...

Value of dbFlushOSCacheWrites??

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.