Finding Path

F

Frank Wagner

I would like to show the "full" path of the current database in a text box on
a form. Is there any way to do this? Any help would be appreciated.
 
O

Ofer

try this
On the load event of the form, write the code

Me.TextBoxName = CurrentProject.Path
 
O

Ofer

Hi, Duane
I'm not sure it will work in the control source of the field, this is why I
recomnded puting the code in the on open event.

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I hope that helped
Good luck


Duane Hookom said:
Set the control source to:
=Currentdb.Name
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D

Duane Hookom

Just try it.
=CurrentProject.Path returns the path without the file name
=Currentdb.Name returns the path and file

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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


Ofer said:
Hi, Duane
I'm not sure it will work in the control source of the field, this is why
I
recomnded puting the code in the on open event.
Click to expand...
 
O

Ofer

I do have reference to DAO, but plaese don't bother yourself about it, I'm
sure you have enough on your mind
 
T

Tom Wickerath

Ofer,

Then perhaps you need to re-register the DAO object library. All of the
following should work as the control source for a textbox on a form, when
using Access 2000 or later:

Returns the full path (path + filename):
=Currentproject.FullName

Returns the path only
=currentproject.path


Returns the full path (path + filename). This works in earlier versions of
Access as well, but requires a reference to the DAO library:
=Currentdb.Name


Tom

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I do have reference to DAO, but plaese don't bother yourself about it, I'm
sure you have enough on your mind
 
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