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What do you mean by 'tie the user'?<br />
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Do you mean you want to stop the user from moving to a different record?
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What do you mean by 'tie the user'?

Do you mean you want to stop the user from moving to a different record?

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No, I want to show that the User touched that record. 
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No, I want to show that the User touched that record.

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You can access the currently logged in user with <br />
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User.Identity.Name
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You can access the currently logged in user with

User.Identity.Name

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Ignore that, I see you are Access programming; my comment was for ASP.NET.
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Ignore that, I see you are Access programming; my comment was for ASP.NET.

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I have a login form that allows the user to enter the system. &nbsp;Once you gain access, it opens a form (Search) &nbsp;to login to access a record. I would like to tie the user that logged into the first form to the record that is searched.<br />
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Log in Form - Allows User to enter Database<br />
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Search Form - Allows User to search record using a specific ID<br />
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Any Suggestions are appreciated.<br />
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Thank You!
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I have a login form that allows the user to enter the system.  Once you gain access, it opens a form (Search)  to login to access a record. I would like to tie the user that logged into the first form to the record that is searched.

Log in Form - Allows User to enter Database

Search Form - Allows User to search record using a specific ID

Any Suggestions are appreciated.

Thank You!

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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.