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Forms Forum at Tek-Tips HomeForumsProgrammersDBMS PackagesMicrosoft: Access Forms Forum How do I find where MS Access Error logs are on my computer? thread702-638762 Forum Search FAQs Links MVPs How do I find where MS Access Error logs are on my computer? How do I find where MS Access Error logs are on my computer? MikeFL (Programmer) (OP) 26 Aug 03 12:38 I often get the following error message on my computer screen when I’m filtering ms access change log a form and I leave the cursor in one of the filtered field’s (MSACCESS .exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.You will need to restart the program.An error log is being created.and I click the filter command button.I’ve looked through MS Access help menu and can’t find how to view this log.Does anyone know where I can find this log file on my computer?What is its name?And what will it tell me, is it easily understood? RE: How do I find where MS Access Error logs are on my computer? MikeFL (Programmer) (OP) 27 Aug 03 21:02 This is a repeated request for help!I often get the following error message on my computer screen when I’m filtering a form and I leave the cursor in one of the filtered field’s (MSACCESS .exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.You will need to restart the program.An error log is being created.and I click the filter command button.I’ve looked through MS Access help menu and can’t find how to view this log.Does anyone know where I can find this log file on my computer?What is its name?And what will it tell me, is it easily understood? RE: How do I find where MS Access Error logs are on my computer? danvlas (Programmer) 28 Aug 03 01:24 Since it will
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feedback on how people use your application, and may help diagnose crashes or corruptions. To use it, copy the logging table and code from the sample database, and set two properties for each form or report. http://allenbrowne.com/AppLogDocUse.html You need not write or modify any code. To use it in your database: Download the sample database (21kb zipped, for Access 2000 and later.) Open your database, and import the table (tblLogDoc) and the module (ajbLogDoc.)In Access 2007 or 2010, click the Access icon on the Import chunk of the External Data ribbon.In earlier versions, choose Get External on the File menu. Set the On Open and On Close properties of each ms access form or report in your database, like this: PropertyFor a formFor a report On Open=LogDocOpen([Form])=LogDocOpen([Report]) On Close=LogDocClose([Form])=LogDocClose([Report]) (Note: do not substitute your form/report name; use Form and Report exactly as shown.) If these properties are already set to [Event Procedure], click the Build button (...) beside this. Access will open the code window. Insert a line into the event procedure code, like this: Call LogDocOpen(Me) and for the Close event: Call LogDocClose(Me) ms access log To temporarily turn off logging for all forms/reports in your database, change True to False on this line (towards the top of the module): Private Const mbLogDox As Boolean = False You can view the code for this utility in a separate window. What's in thelog? The fields in logging table are: Field Data Comment LogDocID Autonumber Primary key OpenDateTime When the document was opened Blank if a close event cannot find the matching open CloseDateTime When the document was closed Blank if not marked as closed (e.g. a crash) DocTypeID 2= form, 3 = report (the constants acForm and acReport) Forms/reports can have the same name DocName Name of the form/report DocHWnd Operating system number for the window containing the form/report. Distinguish multiple instances of the same form ComputerName Workstation that opened/closed the document Helps identify a crashing computer that causes corruption WinUser User as currently logged into the Windows Helps identify a user who is not closing down properly JetUser User of the JET database engine Will be 'Admin', unless you use JET security CurView Current view (Reports have a current view in Access 2007 and later.) Particularly useful for reports in recent versions. Does it handle all cases? Each time you open a form/report it calls LogDocOpen() to record the event. When you c