I'm using Like [Search Main For: ] &"*" as a criteria in the query.  No code
in the second form, though I'm not certain what "applying the filter" means.

> Are you using a parameter query?  Is there code in the second form to
apply
> the filter?  More details, please.
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> Of Ralphkru
> Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 6:40 AM
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> Subject: [ms_access] Simple Search problem
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> I have a very simple database, 1 table, 1 query, 2 forms.  One of
> the forms is based on the table and when it is opened, it opens
> at the first record, and all the other records are available via
> the controls.  The second form, when it is opened, opens with two
> small boxes, one coming after the other, that ask for a search
> term from the user for one of two fields, or both.  Upon
> supplying the term(s), the form opens but shows no data.
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> I have input some trial data to test this, so I know I'm not
> asking for terms that don't exist.  I have another database that
> does essentially the same thing, and does it successfully.  I
> thought I was setting up this 2nd database the same way, but
> obviously I've forgotten something.  I have tried comparing the
> two but cannot find what the difference is.  Any ideas on what
> might be going wrong?
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