Markus said:
I have a database that is on a Novell share. I need to be
able to verify that File Commit is off in the registry
before they get into the database. Otherwise I get
frequent corruption. Is this doable?
I hope there is a better way and someone will post it, but the
way I have worked around something similar was to set the
registry to what I wanted with a batch file, and have Access
run this batch file.
First find the registry entry while File Commit is off. Save
that registry entry, it will be saved as a filename.reg file.
Then in the batch file you can send that value back to the
registry with the following two commands.
regedit /s filename.reg
cls
You can have Access execute this batch file using that
autoexec macro. In the macro, select RunApp and in the path
put the path to the batch file.
You may also run into user permission problems, that is,
user's will have to have permission to update the registry for
this to work.
gm
