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Clarifying questions. Does this happen in all accdbs? Does it happen in only one accdb? Who uses these databases, besides yourself?

Explain why AI can not help generalize processes. What is it within the AI LLM that prevents this possibility?

Hm. It's almost like you have assumed the role of "Project Manager" and assigned your AI the role of "Able Assistant".

Bottom line: The set of "Things that you can do, but really shouldn't" includes using Functions instead of Subs where appropriate.

I've had similar experiences with Claude incorrectly telling me something can, or can't be done. Hence the need for a cycle of prompting, testing and reprompting. One example was a newer feature in the PowerApps environment that Claude hadn't yet encountered, the ability to execute Stored...

I figured that, but I couldn't resist the temptation. I apologize.

Upsize to SQL Server? :unsure:

Help me understand how that principle, with which I agree, applies to the use of AI to create new code solutions to new problems.

It depends on a number of factors, but the short summary is that AI can speed up iterative, or incremental coding projects. At least two of the basic factors to account for include good, detailed prompting and skeptical verification of output. By that I mean specifying exactly what the...

I searched for "Inventory" in M365. There are two templates offered, one of which appears to be the Business Inventory template you are looking for, although it's not designated as "2007". It certainly has the look of an Access database created in that era, though. However, at least two...

I've heard that you must continually remind Chatty, et al, of your coding standards. Also, you must insist that they are used consistently. Does that correspond to your experience?

In The Northwind databases, you'll find yellow information icons in many places. These are links to online help that explains features we incorporated in Northwind.

While I was out for my morning walk, it dawned on me you are after the functionality Ken describes.

LOL. The reverse of my experience today. :rolleyes:

My first visit this morning was painfully slow. Subsequently, performance returned to normal. Is it something to do with caching behavior of browsers?

Again, if you can explain the reason for this approach, not just the mechanics of this initial attempt, we can help you implement a design that works.

I see nothing in either table that appears to be an "InsuranceNo". How would you find it to display on the form? The query in the subform control gets records from a table that has three fields: FileNo FName LName How would you retrieve an InsuranceNo using any of those three fields? Where...

Assuming I've interpreted your requirement and context correctly, all you need to do is set the controlsource of the textbox called txtInsuranceNo to the value of the column in the combobox cboCriteria which displays the InsuranceNo. You already state that it is the first column of the combo...

Microsoft's public statement. https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2026/01/13/community-first-ai-infrastructure/

See the link in Post #22 and search for Microsoft underwater data centers (centres).