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Casey
Hi,
I have built a security account handling section of a
database application, interfacing the user with creating
and changing accounts, adding users to groups, and
deleting users from groups (using forms).
In order to signal the user that an account action
has been successfully or unsuccessfully completed, I have
built coding which notifies the user as to whether their
action was completed or not. In that coding I specify the
Error code conditions to specify what happens in case
error numbers 3033 or 3265 happen.
The computer systems in this area are being switched
from Windows NT to Windows XP.
The messaging that I built into my system that worked
alright with the Windows NT System, does not perform the
same way on the Windows XP.
Is there a relation to the 3033 error or 3265 error
definitions differing in NT as to XP?
Any opinions would be appreciated.
Casey
I have built a security account handling section of a
database application, interfacing the user with creating
and changing accounts, adding users to groups, and
deleting users from groups (using forms).
In order to signal the user that an account action
has been successfully or unsuccessfully completed, I have
built coding which notifies the user as to whether their
action was completed or not. In that coding I specify the
Error code conditions to specify what happens in case
error numbers 3033 or 3265 happen.
The computer systems in this area are being switched
from Windows NT to Windows XP.
The messaging that I built into my system that worked
alright with the Windows NT System, does not perform the
same way on the Windows XP.
Is there a relation to the 3033 error or 3265 error
definitions differing in NT as to XP?
Any opinions would be appreciated.
Casey