Application.run不适用于模块 [英] Application.run doesn't work with module

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问题描述

我有两个模块.在一个模块中,我想间接运行另一个模块中的一个子模块.据MS和许多在线资源称,这应该可行-但事实并非如此.可能是什么问题?

'Module: "Helpers"

Public Sub ubTest()
  MsgBox "ubTest is called"
End Sub


'Another Module -> I also tried this from a form and a class...

Public Sub test()
  Dim s As String
  Helpers.ubTest             'works

  s = "ubTest"
  Application.Run s        'works

  s = "Helpers.ubTest"
  Application.Run s        'doesn't work

End Sub

(显然,这是一个测试-在实际的应用程序中,我将有多个模块,并且将不会始终控制过程名称-因此,我必须使用模块前缀)

我试图/反编译并压缩数据库-那里也没有运气.

解决方案

访问 Application.Run方法帮助主题对 Name 参数进行了说明:

'如果要在另一个数据库中调用过程,请使用项目名称和过程名称,并用点号分隔,形式为"projectname.procedurename".'

因此,我认为当您提供"modulename.procedurename"(即"Helpers.ubTest" )时,Access会认为您的 modulename 是VBA项目的名称.由于找不到程序 Helpers ,因此抛出错误#2517,"...找不到过程'Helpers.ubTest.'

不幸的是,我找不到用Application.Run做我想做的事情的方法.我希望"projectname.modulename.procedurename"将起作用,但这也触发了2517错误.

I have two modules. In one module I want to run a sub from the other module indirectly. According to MS and a multitude of online ressources this should work - but it doesn't. What could be the problem?

'Module: "Helpers"

Public Sub ubTest()
  MsgBox "ubTest is called"
End Sub


'Another Module -> I also tried this from a form and a class...

Public Sub test()
  Dim s As String
  Helpers.ubTest             'works

  s = "ubTest"
  Application.Run s        'works

  s = "Helpers.ubTest"
  Application.Run s        'doesn't work

End Sub

(Obviously this is a test - in the real application I will have multiple modules and will not always have control over the procedure names - so I have to use the module-prefix)

I tried to /decompile and compact the database - no luck there either.

解决方案

The Access Application.Run Method help topic says this about the Name parameter:

'If you are calling a procedure in another database use the project name and the procedure name separated by a dot in the form: "projectname.procedurename".'

So I think when you supply "modulename.procedurename" (ie "Helpers.ubTest"), Access thinks your modulename is the name of a VBA project. Since it can't find a project named Helpers, it throws error #2517, " ... can't find the procedure 'Helpers.ubTest.'"

Unfortunately, I can't find a way to do what I think you want with Application.Run. I hoped "projectname.modulename.procedurename" would work, but that also triggered the 2517 error.

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