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converting access 97 database to 2000 or 200308 Jan 2004 22:15 GMT1
I am in the process of converting and access97 database
to 2000 or 2003.
Since I anticipate conversion problmes, does anyone have
suggestion on how best to go about this/ and or a
Access2000 slow in access200208 Jan 2004 20:36 GMT4
I have an Access 2000 database with the front end separate
from the data tables (Back end).  The front end is on the
clients machine, the back end is on the Win2000 server.
One client uses Win98 and Access 2000 and generates a
re: Data string08 Jan 2004 19:07 GMT1
Does anyone know how to invert a string of data.
For example if the line of data says John Smith; I want it
to be processed so that it reads Smith John.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Error 334308 Jan 2004 06:32 GMT1
I designed a basic database in 97 which I have e-mailed to
my place of work.  It can be downloaded and opened on one
maching which is operating windows 2000 but not onmy
machine which is operatin windows 98.  I am getting the
Database corrupts several times a day.07 Jan 2004 22:16 GMT3
I have a database application that is all in one mdb file
and is shared by several users on a network. It is
constantly corrupting several times a day. There is one
main form that has many subforms. If I split the data out
Correct Format for time that is similar to excel.07 Jan 2004 07:42 GMT1
I have imported as Excel spreadsheet into Access.  In
Excel the field had a "time" format of hh:nn:ss
(37:30:55) which was useful for calculations greater than
24 hour time frames.  When I got it into Access it would
Access question07 Jan 2004 07:23 GMT3
how can i concert a field of dates to a field of days of
week?  what syntax is to be used?  where is it t be typed?
eg, in design view? please state one or two examples in
layman's terms. thank yo
Stop Access 2000 users from converting and Access 97 mdb06 Jan 2004 22:08 GMT2
We have a share Access 97 database that we want Access 200
users to view but we do not want them to convert the
database to 2000. Does anyone know of a way to stop them
and allow both 97 and 2000 users to view the database?
DATES TO DAYS-OF-WEEK06 Jan 2004 21:56 GMT1
HOW CAN I CONVERT DATES IN A FIELD TO DAYS OF WEEK?  I WANT
TO COUNT THE NUMBER OF OCCURRANCES ON EACH DAY OF THE WEEK.
PLEASE EXPLAIN IN LAYMAN'S TEDRMS.  THANK YOU.
ERUCH
CNull error05 Jan 2004 20:16 GMT2
Access 97 database...
Getting Undefined CNulls in expression error...
Query that opens form has this in the criteria
...Like "*" & CNulls([Forms]![Add_Students]![Last],"*")
Help please05 Jan 2004 19:43 GMT1
I have a Excel database that I am converting to Access.
From there I am converting into Outlook. It all works
except my phone numbers are way off and incorrect. My
excel db is from a good source (database co.) and they
Error Converting Secure Files to 2003....PLEASE HELP!!!05 Jan 2004 16:21 GMT1
I have a Secure Access Database that I created in Access 2000, when I
installed
Office 2003 it no longer works and crahes Access.  
I've also tried converting the file using the convertion tool but I
Will MS Shiping JET 505 Jan 2004 09:10 GMT5
Curently Jet are in version 4 will ms releceing JET 5 ?
Where can I find the table05 Jan 2004 00:01 GMT1
Hi,
I've converted my database from Access 97 to Access 2000
(By importing 97objects into a new 2000DB). Apparently
not all the forms and tables are converted(I just took
Need VB Script information04 Jan 2004 00:02 GMT1
Need VB Script informatio
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