This is part two of two-parts on maximizing code reuse. Part one focused on assigning more than one event handlers to same object’s event or sharing an event handler for several objects. We now turn to looking at how we…
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What I’d love to see in the next version of Access
It’s that time of the year again folks, where the Access team is debating what to include, fix or remove from the next version of Microsoft Access, and if past history is any notion of what to expect, don’t expect…
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Migrating Access backend to SQL Server in the cloud
What does “moving Access application to the cloud” mean? It means you are moving your data to a hosted SQL Server database on the web. You no longer have the data locally and you are still running the Access frontend…
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10 things every Access developer who works with SQL Server should know
Working with SQL Server and Access can be challenging, here are 10 things you should know about SQL Server and Access: Using a pure Access solution, (no SQL Server), is almost impossible over VPN, but not a problem at all…
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Why the Project Kickoff Meeting is your most important step
As Access Developers we deal with projects, both small and large, that may span hours or months. Our time is valuable, so it’s important we are effective from start to finish with our client’s projects, in particular with new and…
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