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Making a log file

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Perico - 12 May 2005 17:18 GMT
How do you make a log file in Access vba?  I want to log certain
characteristics when running an Access 2003 query. (Specifically I need to
know if the returned data contains any tab characters and I want that logged
to a file.) The vb logmode and logpath property, or the startlogging method
don't seem to come up in the intellisnse for the Application object.  Do I
need a reference to something in the References dialogue box?
David Lloyd - 13 May 2005 12:56 GMT
One approach is to use the FileSystemObject associated with the Microsoft
Scripting Runtime reference.  You can create and manipulate files using this
approach.

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How do you make a log file in Access vba?  I want to log certain
characteristics when running an Access 2003 query. (Specifically I need to
know if the returned data contains any tab characters and I want that logged
to a file.) The vb logmode and logpath property, or the startlogging method
don't seem to come up in the intellisnse for the Application object.  Do I
need a reference to something in the References dialogue box?
 
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