GotoRecord

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Michel Walsh

Hi,


The actual record is dirty and CANNOT be saved because it violates a
rule or a data integrity relation. Moving to another record will disregard
the actual modifications. Use Me.Undo, under a form, to undo all
modification, explicitly, before moving to another record, if you don't mind
to lose the modifications.



Hoping it may help,
Vanderghast, Access MVP
 
K

Kyle O'Bryan via AccessMonster.com

If you use the object Me as the source instead of a string of the object you
want to change records on, it will fail.
 

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