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Maury Markowitz
Access 2003, all coding in VB.
I'm sure this is very easy, but...
I have a form that uses some simple SQL in the Record Source line to
populate a few fields. Nothing very interesting there.
I have a DLL that returns the login name of the user running my Access
application. This seems to work fine, and I place it into a variable called
"loggedInUser"
What I would like to do is filter the recordset on the form to only those
records that match the value in the variable. For instance...
SELECT * FROM tblOrders WHERE userId = loggedInUser
I assume there is some simple syntax for this, like @loggedInUser@ or
whatever, but I don't have any examples of it.
What's the key here? And should I put the query into the Filter field
instead? If so, what is the syntax there?
I'm sure this is very easy, but...
I have a form that uses some simple SQL in the Record Source line to
populate a few fields. Nothing very interesting there.
I have a DLL that returns the login name of the user running my Access
application. This seems to work fine, and I place it into a variable called
"loggedInUser"
What I would like to do is filter the recordset on the form to only those
records that match the value in the variable. For instance...
SELECT * FROM tblOrders WHERE userId = loggedInUser
I assume there is some simple syntax for this, like @loggedInUser@ or
whatever, but I don't have any examples of it.
What's the key here? And should I put the query into the Filter field
instead? If so, what is the syntax there?