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Hi,
When launching an access database from the command line, one of my user experience a weird behavior.
The database is supposed to recieve a command line like the following (value returned by the Command() function):
import="291" database="C:\Users\userNam
But he recieve:
import= 291 database= C:\Users\userName\My documents\Application_DATA
Quotes are stripped, and an additional space is inserted right after the "=" sign (or quotes are replaced by a space).
Do you see anyhing that can explain this behavior ?
When launching an access database from the command line, one of my user experience a weird behavior.
The database is supposed to recieve a command line like the following (value returned by the Command() function):
import="291" database="C:\Users\userNam
But he recieve:
import= 291 database= C:\Users\userName\My documents\Application_DATA
Quotes are stripped, and an additional space is inserted right after the "=" sign (or quotes are replaced by a space).
Do you see anyhing that can explain this behavior ?
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