Your error message consists of two concatenated strings:

  1. Impossible d'ouvrir le formulaire: - You wrote this, so it would appear that $access_obj->DoCmd->OpenForm('Formulaire1') was not successful. As you used warn, your code continued but possibly with bogus -- undefined, empty, etc. -- data.
  2. You also wrote $! which interpolated as "No such file or directory". This error is often resolved by supplying a relative ../Formulaire1 or absolute /some/path/to/Formulaire1 pathname. Furthermore, your OS may ignore filename extensions then act dumb when you supply it with exactly the same filename strings that it supplies to you: you may need to specify Formulaire1 as Formulaire1.XXX (where XXX is the hidden extension).

-- Ken

In reply to Re: Problem to open form in Access by kcott
in thread Problem to open form in Access by x-lours

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