Well I am nearing some milestones in my project. I will within the next day be playing with the install wizard. BUT one of the things I do not understand, is...
Terence You have to split your database into two files. One that contains the actual data (the backend) and the other which holds the forms, reports and code...
Ashwin We have several links to tuotrials in our links section. There is also a list of recommended books in the database section. If you have any specific...
Ok, progress, I downloaded the MS deployment wizard thingy, installed and its cool. Now splitting the database....Ok figured that out. If I read coorect the...
Terence Ken's approach is exactly how I handle it. of course, if you are on the same network as the client you can also export the form to each station, but...
Terence, It may appear that there is still data in the front end but the database splitter wizard should have moved all of the data to the backend. The front...
OK, we are starting simple , One Machine, One install, No network. I split the databse The original datbase is C:\MSM\GECDoctor.accdb I told the splitter to...
UUHHH UUUHH UUHHH, I think I got it, I just opend up what I thought was the original database and found that all table got funny symbols on them and appear to...
Yes I know I already am still waiting on answers to the prev question, but I'm on a roll and can't help myself :) Does this all mean that I can use some sort...
Yes, the linked tables have the path to the backend database hard coded into them. If the backend will not be located in the current folder then you will have...
Ken & Bill....If I keep the data in the same folder structure everytime, then should I not to simply do an install of the frontend and it will find the data...
At this time you should also learn how to manually reset the links it is very simple and easy to do.  I’m using Access 2007, open the Front End (FE), the...
It has been reported that Office 2007 SP2 has a bug. Once you install it, you will not be able to add the object description in the Navigation Pane Options. It...
Sure can. Any backup software can do this, or you can write a script to back it up and then add the script to the task scheduler. I use Karenware's Replicator...
Hi Bill, my interpretation was that you can still add an object Description, it just doesn't display ... I am waiting for the hotfix myself because I use...
Thanks Bill. I've just taken the plunge and bought Office 2007 Pro. Right before I was to install it, I got your "wait" message, and I waited. I almost...
Hello, I have contracts for which the customer must pay a certain amount within one year, let's say 4,000 dollars. This amount is divided into 2 installments...
Hi Steve, I know that others have been successful at running multiple versions of Access on the same drive but what I do is this: 1. add another hard drive and...
Hi, A friend of mine directed me to this group for help with an 07 Access database that I'm working with. It is a small database with 3 tables aimed at...
Well, continuing with my endeavour to split the database, generate the install wizard, blah blah....All was going wonderfully...UNTIL. I got a failure on a...
Terence, I'll need to know which engine are you using to access the data? Are you using ADO or DAO or Office 12 Access database engine? open a code module...
Thanx ken Here is the exact code snip Set db = DBEngine(0)(0) Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("Doctor", dbOpenTable) Me.totaldoctors = rs.RecordCount access 12.0...
Looks good, I am assuming that [PaymentRate] is the exchange rate at the time the payment is made. I agree with the idea of capturing the raw data, and...