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Mickey - 24 Jan 2006 04:07 GMT
I'm using an access project to view data from a Sql Server database.  Is
there a way to save the changes I make to the datasheet view (like column
width, order, sorting) in the adp file?  It used to ask me if I wanted to
save changes when I closed a table but it doesn't anymore.

Thanks,
Michelle
Tom Ellison - 26 Jan 2006 08:02 GMT
Dear Midkey:

It seems to me that with query or table datasheets I could just use
Alt-File-Save (Alt-F-S) and it would save these attributes.  Try it and see.

Of course, any user can subsequently do the same thing and change these
settings, unless you make the database read-only.  If you have split the
database, and don't have the need for any local tables, this may be OK, but
it will probably cause some problems eventually.

Tom Ellison

> I'm using an access project to view data from a Sql Server database.  Is
> there a way to save the changes I make to the datasheet view (like column
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> Thanks,
> Michelle
Mickey - 26 Jan 2006 14:37 GMT
Hi Tom,

No, saving doesn't work.  When I close and open the table, column widths and
sorting reverts back to the way it was.

Thanks,
Mickey

> Dear Midkey:
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>> Thanks,
>> Michelle
 
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