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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Bronze Collection |
1999-05 |
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Persistent Recordsets in ADO |
Stephen Forte |
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There are things ADO can do that no other data access method can. One of the coolest is persistent datasets. In this article, one |
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of the gurus of ADO shows you how to use this technology in your Access applications. |
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Peter Vogel |
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Editorial |
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The secret of producing software with the minimum number of bugs at the lowest cost has been known for some time: |
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structured walkthroughs. |
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Russell Sinclair |
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Article |
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In this article, Russell provides a primer on what you need to know about ADO: what it is, why you should care, ADO's relation |
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to OLE DB, and a tour of the major objects in ADO. |
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An Access Project: Creating a Great Report |
David Irvine |
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Article |
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In this instalment of his ongoing series, David looks at the part that reports play in developing your application. In addition to |
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discussing the issues around development, this article looks at the most effective way to build your reports and some useful (though overlooked) properties. |
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Exploiting the Query Manager |
Mark Tamura |
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Article |
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Access's Query Manager is a powerful and easy-to-use tool. Too often, developers overlook its advantages and delve into |
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coding an exclusively VBA solution. Here's one case where using the query manager is the better choice over conventional |
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programming. |
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Linking Photos |
Warren Erickson |
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Smart Tip |
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Linking Photos |
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Setup Output Problems |
Chris Miller |
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Sidebar |
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Setup Output Problems |
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ActiveX Controls and Forms |
Ken Getz |
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In this month's "Access Answers" column, Ken takes on a series of questions he's received lately, all dealing with using ActiveX |
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controls on Access forms. |
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