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Default how to determine if string is a vba reserved word - 11-26-2003 , 08:54 AM






Is there any way to determine if a string is a vba reserved word or
part of a vba reserved word? Besides creating a table of such words
and looking them up (i.e. a pure-code solution)?

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Default Re: how to determine if string is a vba reserved word - 11-26-2003 , 04:52 PM






Michka has code at http://www.trigeminal.com/codes.asp?ItemID=18#18 that
will let you tell if it's a VBA reserved word. It doesn't help with SQL
reserved words, though.

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Default Re: how to determine if string is a vba reserved word - 11-27-2003 , 07:50 PM



Thanks. I will look it up. By the way, I am using Access 2002, and
plan to buy Access 2003 soon. Hopefully, this will not affect this
code!

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Michka has code at http://www.trigeminal.com/codes.asp?ItemID=18#18 that
will let you tell if it's a VBA reserved word. It doesn't help with SQL
reserved words, though.

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