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rmccormack01
I have been checking threads all morning and found a lot of info, but
not sure what to do in my case. I don't have the issue, but a couple
of users of my application do (more than one means it is likely a
problem with my software). When opening a particular form, they get
the "Cannot open any more databases" error message. The database is
Access 2003.
The form they are opening has one TabCtl with 7 tabs. Each tab has a a
group of associated fields to capture Registration data. Tab1, for
example would be used to enter people in an activity with 4
participants, Tab3 might be used to enter people in an activity with 8
participants. Data entry is made by selecting people from individual
dropdown lists (combo boxes) and populating other fields on the form.
Therefore, Tab1 would have 4 combo boxes and Tab3 would have 8 combo
boxes.
All combo boxes have the same RowSource (a query named
"qryRegDropList") and the query uses information from the parent form
to select from a master registration list (table).
A lot of the problems I have read about are due to a large number of
combo boxes with the same row source. What I think might be causing
the problem is that one of the tabs (for activities with up to 32
participants) has 32 combo boxes. In all, there are 74 combo boxes in
this TabCtl spread out over the 7 tabs, and each on has the same row
source.
Could this be the problem? Is this form trying to open 74 database
connections (or whatever it is called) everytime it is opened?
Alternatives???
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
not sure what to do in my case. I don't have the issue, but a couple
of users of my application do (more than one means it is likely a
problem with my software). When opening a particular form, they get
the "Cannot open any more databases" error message. The database is
Access 2003.
The form they are opening has one TabCtl with 7 tabs. Each tab has a a
group of associated fields to capture Registration data. Tab1, for
example would be used to enter people in an activity with 4
participants, Tab3 might be used to enter people in an activity with 8
participants. Data entry is made by selecting people from individual
dropdown lists (combo boxes) and populating other fields on the form.
Therefore, Tab1 would have 4 combo boxes and Tab3 would have 8 combo
boxes.
All combo boxes have the same RowSource (a query named
"qryRegDropList") and the query uses information from the parent form
to select from a master registration list (table).
A lot of the problems I have read about are due to a large number of
combo boxes with the same row source. What I think might be causing
the problem is that one of the tabs (for activities with up to 32
participants) has 32 combo boxes. In all, there are 74 combo boxes in
this TabCtl spread out over the 7 tabs, and each on has the same row
source.
Could this be the problem? Is this form trying to open 74 database
connections (or whatever it is called) everytime it is opened?
Alternatives???
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.