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  1. BobbyRidler

    Problem with delete Action Query in MS Access 2000

    Your right Vic, the SQL statement should have read "DELETE [Table1].* FROM [Table1];". That was my typo when starting this thread. What I was really trying to say was that according to Mellors, all the records are being deleted but the status is being reported incorrectly by Access...
  2. BobbyRidler

    Problem with delete Action Query in MS Access 2000

    Hi, I have an Access 2000 database that I have split into Client/Server or Front-Ent/Back-End design. The front-end runs on a Win 2000 work station and is linked to the back-end which resides on a NT file Server. My problem is I have a delete query based on a table that has say 400 odd...
  3. BobbyRidler

    Calling a crystal .rpt file from access2000 form button

    Place a Crystal reports control on a form. Set it's ReportFileName property to the file name of your crystal report. Place a button on the form. In the onclick event for the button type this code: 'cmdOpenReport is the name of your button Private Sub cmdOpenReport_Click() 'Action Code 0 will...
  4. BobbyRidler

    Distributing MS Access

    Thanks to everyone who responded , After reading all your replies, it seems that there a number of things that I have to consider before I or the organisation that I work for can make a decision. By the way, I used MS Office 2000 professional version to develop the database. I have no problems...
  5. BobbyRidler

    Distributing MS Access

    Thanks Transcend, I also failed to mention in my first thread that I may not be able to distribute a runtime version of Access 2000 due to financial constraints. If, I then develop my application using ADP or something similar how do I account for users who may have different versions of...
  6. BobbyRidler

    Distributing MS Access

    Hi, I currently have a typical MS Access (2000) database. I have split the database into two parts, Client (front-end) and Server(Backend). I need to distribute my application to users that may have different run-time versions of MS Office or Access. Also they may have different versions of MS...
  7. BobbyRidler

    Linked Tables in Access 2000

    Thanks for the tip. I'd rather not hard code the path, but if I have no choice then I guess I'll have too. Problem is, I have multi-users using the database and several of them have mapped varying drive letters to the folder. Anthony
  8. BobbyRidler

    Linked Tables in Access 2000

    I hope someone can help with this problem. I have a split database, the back-end resides on a network server and the front end on my pc (win 2000). I have linked the tables from the back-end to the front-end using the recommended UNC path. However, I cannot open any of the tables in datasheet...

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