Access 2010 Programmer's ReferenceA comprehensive guide to programming for Access 2010 and 2007 Millions of people use the Access database applications, and hundreds of thousands of developers work with Access daily. Access 2010 brings better integration with SQL Server and enhanced XML support; this Wrox guide shows developers how to take advantage of these and other improvements. With in-depth coverage of VBA, macros, and other programming methods for building Access applications, this book also provides real-world code examples to demonstrate each topic. Access 2010 Programmer's Referenceis a comprehensive guide to the best-of-breed techniques for programming Access applications. Coverage Includes:
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... Here's an example of what you might see: -3831: The current file format no longer supports user-level security. The conversion or compaction process has removed any user-level permissions. For those rare situations in which users still ...
... Here's an example of what you might see: -3831: The current file format no longer supports user-level security. The conversion or compaction process has removed any user-level permissions. For those rare situations in which users still ...
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... API function, SHELLEXECUTEINFO. Here's. Porting. an. Access. Application. to. a. 64-bit. Platform. Access 2010. Thus, the modified ShellExecuteEx function sample discussed previously. 58. x. CHAPTER3 UPGRADING AND CONVERTING TO ACCESS 2010.
... API function, SHELLEXECUTEINFO. Here's. Porting. an. Access. Application. to. a. 64-bit. Platform. Access 2010. Thus, the modified ShellExecuteEx function sample discussed previously. 58. x. CHAPTER3 UPGRADING AND CONVERTING TO ACCESS 2010.
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... Here's the declaration as you would have done in past: Public Type SHELLEXECUTEINFO cbSize As fMask As Hwnd As lpVerb As lpFile As lpParameters As lpDirectory As nShow As hInstApp As lpIDList As lpClass As hkeyClass As dwHotKey As hIcon ...
... Here's the declaration as you would have done in past: Public Type SHELLEXECUTEINFO cbSize As fMask As Hwnd As lpVerb As lpFile As lpParameters As lpDirectory As nShow As hInstApp As lpIDList As lpClass As hkeyClass As dwHotKey As hIcon ...
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... here. First, the expression must be written using the brackets as shown: [IsClient]. If you begin to type “IsClient” in the Macro Designer, autocomplete for expressions in Access 2010 will add a parenthesis following the name of the ...
... here. First, the expression must be written using the brackets as shown: [IsClient]. If you begin to type “IsClient” in the Macro Designer, autocomplete for expressions in Access 2010 will add a parenthesis following the name of the ...
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... here. Next, you need to retrieve the value of the SortOrder field for the selected item using the Lookup-Record block, as shown here: /* Get the sort order for the selected item */ Look Up A Record In: tblCustomSortOrder Where Condition ...
... here. Next, you need to retrieve the value of the SortOrder field for the selected item using the Lookup-Record block, as shown here: /* Get the sort order for the selected item */ Look Up A Record In: tblCustomSortOrder Where Condition ...
Contents
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Chapter 5 Using the VBA Editor | 119 |
Chapter 6 VBA Basics | 141 |
Chapter 7 Using VBA in Access | 173 |
Chapter 8 Creating Classes in VBA | 227 |
Chapter 19 Working with SharePoint | 707 |
Chapter 20 Working with NET | 757 |
Chapter 21 Building ClientServer Applications with Access | 799 |
Chapter 22 The Access 2010 Templates | 841 |
Chapter 23 Access Runtime Deployment | 861 |
Chapter 24 Database Security | 875 |
Chapter 25 Access 2010 Security Features | 919 |
Appendix A The Access Object Model | 945 |
Chapter 9 Extending VBA with APIs | 283 |
Chapter 10 Working with the Windows Registry | 319 |
Chapter 11 Using DAO to Access Data | 355 |
Chapter 12 Using ADO to Access Data | 419 |
Chapter 13 Using SQL with VBA | 459 |
Chapter 14 Using VBA to Enhance Forms | 489 |
Chapter 15 Enhancing Reports with VBA | 549 |
Chapter 16 Customizing the Ribbon | 581 |
Chapter 17 Customizing the Office Backstage | 631 |
Chapter 18 Working with Office 2010 | 671 |
Appendix B DAO Object Method and Property Descriptions | 999 |
Appendix C ADO Object Model Reference | 1035 |
Appendix D 64Bit Access | 1095 |
Appendix E References for Projects | 1103 |
Appendix F Words and Special Characters | 1113 |
Appendix G Naming Conventions | 1127 |
Appendix H Access Source Code Control | 1137 |
Appendix I Tips and Tricks | 1145 |
INDEX | 1191 |
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Common terms and phrases
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