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I'm sure you will say this is bad, but sometimes it is necessary. In Sql Server, you just put [brackets] around the field name.
Is it possible to do this in Access?
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Certification doesn't make one an IT super hero but it's something every developer should consider. Some might argue that there aren't any certifications for Microsoft Access application developers and they would be correct, however, the Microsoft Access 2007 Application Specialist (MCAS) exam might…
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I'd like to set up an Access (2007) project that contains queries on a DB (actually in MS SQL Server 2005), but I do not want to allow any direct writing to the DB. (Basically, just read-only.)
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance!
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I would like to ask your suggestions, if you know any good books for Microsoft Access 2007, including the migration from old versions to new versions.
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I have a table in my access database and I want to export each record to a single xml file. How can I achieve this?The only option I found was exporting the whole table to a single xml file.
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What's the most efficient way to "chain" combo/boxes in an Access 2007 form, so that the result of the first affected the contents of the second? I already know how to associate a combo box on a form with a query.
Here's a example of my scenario:
cmbCarMake
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