MS Access As A Dev Tool
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The BeforeDelConfirm event takes place after the Delete event but before the Delete Confirm dialog box is displayed. If you cancel the BeforeDelConfirm event, the record being deleted is restored from the delete buffer, and the Delete Confirm dialog box is never displayed.
The AfterDelConfirm event occurs after the record is deleted or when the deletion is canceled. If the code does not cancel the BeforeDelConfirm event, the AfterDelConfirm event takes place after Access displays the Confirmation dialog box.
The Open event occurs when a form is opened but before the first record is displayed. With this event, you can control exactly what happens when the form first opens.
The Load event happens when a form opens, and the first record is displayed; it occurs after the Open event. A form's Open event can cancel the loading of a form, but the Load event can't.
The Unload event happens when a form is closed but before Access removes the form from the screen. It's triggered when the user closes the form, quits the application by choosing End Task from the task list or quits Windows, or when your code closes the form. You can place code that makes sure it's okay to unload the form in the Unload event, and you can also use the Unload event to place any code you want executed whenever the form is unloaded.
The Close event occurs after the Unload event, when a form is closed and removed from the screen. Remember, you can cancel the Unload event but not the Close event.
The Activate event takes place when the form gets focus and becomes the active window. It's triggered when the form opens, when a user clicks on the form or one of its controls, and when the SetFocus method is applied by using VBA code.
The Deactivate event occurs when the form loses focus, which happens when a table, query, form, report, macro, module, or the Navigation Pane becomes active. However, the Deactivate event isn't triggered when a dialog box, pop-up form, or another application becomes active.
The GotFocus event happens when a form gets focus, but only if there are no visible, enabled controls on the form. This event is rarely used for a form.
The LostFocus event occurs when a form loses focus, but only if there are no visible, enabled controls on the form. This event, too, is rarely used for a form.
This material originally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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