4.6 KiB
DS Spot Weld
Analysis generated on: 4/1/2025 4:10:05 PM
Record Source
Controls
Control Name | Reference |
---|---|
PartNumber | PartNumber (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Operation | Operation (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Elem1A | Elem1A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Elem2A | Elem2A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Elem3A | Elem3A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Paperwork | Paperwork (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
TotalSelectTime | TotalSelectTime (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
StandardMinutes/part | StandardMinutes/part (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
pf&d | pf&d (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
StandardHours/part | StandardHours/part (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
StandardParts | StandardParts (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Elem4A | Elem4A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Elem5A | Elem5A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field97 | Elem1V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field98 | Elem1V2 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field100 | Elem2V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field105 | Elem3V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field115 | Elem4V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field120 | Elem5V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field127 | Elem6V2 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field139 | Elem6V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field140 | Elem6A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field144 | Elem7A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field158 | Elem8V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field161 | Elem8V2 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field164 | Elem8V3 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field167 | Elem9V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field170 | Elem9V2 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field173 | Elem9V3 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field179 | Elem8A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field180 | Elem8A (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field183 | Elem7V2 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
Field185 | Elem7V1 (from Queries/DataSheetQ1) |
VBA Code
Option Compare Database 'Use database order for string comparisons
Private Sub Form_Load()
On Error GoTo die
If IsNull(Me![PartNumber]) Then
End
End If
Exit Sub
HelpMe:
DoCmd.SelectObject A_FORM, "DS CNC"
DoCmd.Close
Exit Sub
die:
Resume HelpMe
End Sub
What it does
VBA Code Description
Purpose
This VBA code is designed to handle the loading of a specific form in an Access database. It checks for the presence of a mandatory field (PartNumber
) and provides error handling if it's missing.
Detailed Explanation
1. Option Compare Database
The first line, Option Compare Database
, specifies that string comparisons should be performed according to the database collation order. This is an important consideration when working with data in Access databases.
2. Form_Load Subroutine
The Form_Load
subroutine is a standard event handler in VBA that gets triggered when a form loads.
3. Error Handling and Mandatory Field Check
Inside the Form_Load
subroutine, there are two main sections:
* **Error Handling:** The `On Error GoTo die` statement specifies that if an error occurs during the execution of the code within this subroutine, it should be caught and handled using the `die:` label. This prevents the program from crashing.
* **Mandatory Field Check:** The following lines check if the value in the `PartNumber` field (represented by `Me![PartNumber]`) is null or empty (`IsNull(Me![PartNumber])`). If it is, the subroutine executes the code within the `End If` block, effectively ending the subroutine and preventing any further execution.
4. Selecting and Closing a Form
The following lines of code are used to select and close another form in the database:
* `DoCmd.SelectObject A_FORM, "DS CNC"`: This line selects an object (in this case, a form named "DS CNC") using the `DoCmd` object.
* `DoCmd.Close`: After selecting the other form, this line closes the selected form.
5. Error Handling Catch
The final label (die:
) serves as a catch-all for any unhandled errors that may occur during the execution of the code within the Form_Load
subroutine. When an error is encountered and it's not caught by the previous On Error GoTo die
statement, the program jumps to this label, allowing it to continue running while still providing some level of error management.
In Summary
This VBA code ensures that a specific form loads properly in an Access database by checking for the presence of a mandatory field (PartNumber
). If the field is missing, it triggers an error and tries to load another form in an attempt to mitigate any issues.