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Bob Hathaway
I have an networked Access application that prints 1 of 6
types of letters based on specific database criteria
(prevents printing an inappropriate letter). The user needs
enter a social security number and, if found, a letter is
printed and the date is entered into the database.
There are several users of this application and no way to
determine who did what. I want to be able to look at the
aggregate of letters sent to determine whether or not one
or more staff members are performing a disproportionate
amount of the work burden.
Is there any way to strip out a PC's IP address (or other
PC identifying information) that could be stuffed into each
record on which a letter is printed?
types of letters based on specific database criteria
(prevents printing an inappropriate letter). The user needs
enter a social security number and, if found, a letter is
printed and the date is entered into the database.
There are several users of this application and no way to
determine who did what. I want to be able to look at the
aggregate of letters sent to determine whether or not one
or more staff members are performing a disproportionate
amount of the work burden.
Is there any way to strip out a PC's IP address (or other
PC identifying information) that could be stuffed into each
record on which a letter is printed?