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very slow condense times with Access 2003 on XP
I thought the database format was the same from 2000 to 2003. They don't get a message to convert when they open it. What's the conversion process? I'm guessing that once it's converted, Access 2000 users won't be able to open the database. Is that correct? Thanks for the tip. Kevin- crazycoot
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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very slow condense times with Access 2003 on XP
I'm support person, not an access developer, so please be gentle. We are starting to roll out XP and Office 2003 to our users and one of the early adopters has found a strange problem. She has an Access db created in Access 2000. It normally only takes about a minute to run a condense and repair...- crazycoot
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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reading and evaluating one-to-many records
I was right about that simple solution making me feel foolish. The difference in my code that of GW is I was using "=" rather than ":=". The first is for testing equality, the second, correct way, sets the value of the variable. I'm sure you know that, but I missed it due to my inexperience. My...- crazycoot
- Post #6
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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reading and evaluating one-to-many records
Using Crystal 10 on SQL Server. Using two tables, work_orders, and work_order_details, linked by a common work order number with an inner join. There can be many records in the details table to each work order in the main table. In the details table is a field called actionID. I need to check...- crazycoot
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
