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access thread: How to tell if a query or other object has been modified
Message #1 by Sam Rose <Sam@d...> on Tue, 23 Apr 2002 15:52:03 +0100
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Hi there,
Thanks for your help with version checking. The option I went for was a
batch file that downloaded the system from startup.
This has lead me on to my next question...
how can I tell if a query or other object has been modified?
i.e. when closing a database, I need to know if say a user has made design
changes, or created new queries, forms, reports, macro's etc.
And if so, export these to another database.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Sam Rose
Message #2 by "Randy Cornish" <rlcornish@c...> on Wed, 24 Apr 2002 03:03:20
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Query the MsysObjects table (hidden) for the object in question (Type and
Name field) and look at the "DateUpdate" field.
R
Hi there,
Thanks for your help with version checking. The option I went for was a
batch file that downloaded the system from startup.
This has lead me on to my next question...
how can I tell if a query or other object has been modified?
i.e. when closing a database, I need to know if say a user has made design
changes, or created new queries, forms, reports, macro's etc.
And if so, export these to another database.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Sam Rose
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