Allen Browne's code to duplicate records

[Dudley]

I am trying to use Allen Browne's code to duplicate records as a command
button on a form in Access 2000 as

Private Sub Command136_Click()
Dim strSql As String
Dim lngID As Long

If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If

If Me.NewRecord Then
MsgBox "Select record to duplicate"
Else

With Me.RecordsetClone
.AddNew
!PresenterID = Me.PresenterID
!SameDay = Me.SameDay
!CompanyName = Me.CompanyName
etc
.Update
Me.Bookmark = .LastModified
End With
End If

End Sub

I get a record with blank fields (except ones with default data), and I
cannot see what I am doing wrong.

Thanks for any help.
Dudley

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

Have you single stepped the code to see what is actually happening?

 

[Dudley]

How do I single step? I have tried F8, and Edit and step into, but nothing
happens (apart from a beep). Is there an option I need to set?

Thanks
Dudley

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

Click outside the left margin to set a breakpoint and then run the code and
it will halt at your breakpoint to let you single step.

How do I single step? I have tried F8, and Edit and step into, but nothing
happens (apart from a beep). Is there an option I need to set?

Thanks
Dudley

Have you single stepped the code to see what is actually happening?

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[Dudley]

My mistake. The code does not run. Advice welcome.
Dudley

I tried this and I was able to put in the break point but when I clicked run
it looked for a macro and would not run the code I wanted it to. However,
when I tried running again from the command button the code ran OK. I find it
strange how often code does not work at first and then suddenly does for no
apparent reason. I will now try the next stage of Allen Browne's code,
duplicating sub-forms. Thanks for your help.

Dudley

Click outside the left margin to set a breakpoint and then run the code and
it will halt at your breakpoint to let you single step.

How do I single step? I have tried F8, and Edit and step into, but nothing
happens (apart from a beep). Is there an option I need to set?

Thanks
Dudley

Have you single stepped the code to see what is actually happening?

[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
Thanks for any help.
Dudley

--
RuralGuy (RG for short) aka Allan Bunch MS Access MVP - acXP WinXP Pro
Please post back to this forum so all may benefit.



.

 

[Dudley]

I tried this and I was able to put in the break point but when I clicked run
it looked for a macro and would not run the code I wanted it to. However,
when I tried running again from the command button the code ran OK. I find it
strange how often code does not work at first and then suddenly does for no
apparent reason. I will now try the next stage of Allen Browne's code,
duplicating sub-forms. Thanks for your help.

Dudley

Click outside the left margin to set a breakpoint and then run the code and
it will halt at your breakpoint to let you single step.

How do I single step? I have tried F8, and Edit and step into, but nothing
happens (apart from a beep). Is there an option I need to set?

Thanks
Dudley

Have you single stepped the code to see what is actually happening?

[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]

Thanks for any help.
Dudley

--
RuralGuy (RG for short) aka Allan Bunch MS Access MVP - acXP WinXP Pro
Please post back to this forum so all may benefit.



.

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

In Access you can't just "run" code usually. You need to execute it as it
would from a form.

I tried this and I was able to put in the break point but when I clicked run
it looked for a macro and would not run the code I wanted it to. However,
when I tried running again from the command button the code ran OK. I find it
strange how often code does not work at first and then suddenly does for no
apparent reason. I will now try the next stage of Allen Browne's code,
duplicating sub-forms. Thanks for your help.

Dudley

Click outside the left margin to set a breakpoint and then run the code and
it will halt at your breakpoint to let you single step.

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[Dudley]

Thanks for your help. I finally found that it was a problem with my copy of
Access 2000, and solved it by upgrading to 2007.
Dudley

In Access you can't just "run" code usually. You need to execute it as it
would from a form.

I tried this and I was able to put in the break point but when I clicked run
it looked for a macro and would not run the code I wanted it to. However,
when I tried running again from the command button the code ran OK. I find it
strange how often code does not work at first and then suddenly does for no
apparent reason. I will now try the next stage of Allen Browne's code,
duplicating sub-forms. Thanks for your help.

Dudley

Click outside the left margin to set a breakpoint and then run the code and
it will halt at your breakpoint to let you single step.

[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]

Thanks for any help.
Dudley

--
RuralGuy (RG for short) aka Allan Bunch MS Access MVP - acXP WinXP Pro
Please post back to this forum so all may benefit.




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