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How do I make import code for Access?
Access is very good for programmatic manipulation of data, and can interface with other packages thru ADO/ODBC/Flat File techniques. There will be a learning curve, so keep at it, you will find that you can do nearly everything that a system would need inside Access, it's main failing is the...- nealmiller1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Problem using VBA to Insert records
In the code behind the event, you could conceivably be using the same recordset object for the two unique tables. Dim two separate recordset objects, one for each table, and at the end of the routine, set each one to nothing. HTH, Neal Miller Miller Systems, Inc. 708-479-0085 Neal Miller...- nealmiller1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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name confilcts with existing module...
Hi, when I run into goofy problems such as this, I have found that the Access Container can be corrupted. To solve this, I open a brand new empty database, import all of the objects from the corrupted database into the new database, relink any tables that need it, reset all references that are...- nealmiller1
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Access 2000 Runtime Missing Functions
Thanks for the GetReferences code, I implemented as you wrote, and it works very clearly and very well. I will be using it to resolve installation issues such as this in the future. Thanks, Neal Neal Miller President Miller Systems, Inc. (708) 479-0085- nealmiller1
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
