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MS Access Forum / Database Design / May 2004

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Two Tables need same Data Type19 May 2004 02:16 GMT1
I have two different ODBC tables and as a result of a make
table query I'm trying to change the Data Type on both
tables to read "text".  One table already reads "text" but
the other reads "number" every time I try to change it the
Using camera to insert image object!19 May 2004 02:16 GMT1
I have updated office to office XP & in the selcetion
drop down list of XP of insert object when using Access
it no longer offers insert "Image Object" which would
take me to my cam so that I could capture the image &
Sum of group/exporting report results19 May 2004 02:16 GMT1
For each style of product in a certain state for a certain
month, I need a total of units and money. I've got my query
set up to pull the month I want and to sort by state and
style, but just changing the Total row for the quantity and
linking fields19 May 2004 02:16 GMT1
Hiya, Ive been trying to link two fields so that when i select a valu
from one, the value in the second field should automatically appear.
I have two tables: Lessons and Actionee Details.
The actionee details table has four fields but i am only interested i
Linked tables #Deleted19 May 2004 02:16 GMT1
I am attempting to link a large DB2 table and all the data
shows as #Deleted, when a view is created on DB2 it links
in fine to access with no #Deleted.
Can someone assist as to what the difference would be
Link Tables18 May 2004 18:07 GMT1
I am now working with old DB that they want a new table
for:
Old: Contracts Table
      Contract number
What is the extension name for a table?18 May 2004 16:12 GMT1
Not a database, but a table in it.  I was hoping to locate
it somehow, it just disappeared and recovery utility is
not finding it.  I figure it's real name as far as the
computer is concerned is different from what I named it,
Table Design Query18 May 2004 15:10 GMT4
how many fields can an access table handle ??
the fields in the table all relate to a specific sunbject [STUDENT], but
the length of the table is running up to 40 fields. i find this
excessive.
A different autonumber question - single column table18 May 2004 11:41 GMT17
Table with just one column which is an autonumber column - how do I insert
records?
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Tim Ward
Dates18 May 2004 06:56 GMT1
Is it possible to get number of days between two dates, excludin
weekends and holidays? Please advise
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Cascade updating18 May 2004 04:01 GMT3
Hello, I have a one to many Relationship, Force
Referenctial Integrity and Cascade updating (not cascade
deletes).
the One-side shows Company names
Help designing Tables18 May 2004 02:54 GMT3
I have a Fee Table with Contract #, Company Name, and many
$ fees for services (no primary key)....I have a Service
Code table with many services by code (both text code &
Number code) Autonumber primary key....
Parameter query for parts of date17 May 2004 23:41 GMT1
My date field is the traditional mm/d/yy format. I need to
create a parameter query that asks for the month and then
the year. I'm sure DatePart comes into this somewhere, but
wild guesses at the right way to word my criteria have failed.
Hyperlinks can't contain pound sign?17 May 2004 23:09 GMT1
I am creating a table with a field defined as a hyperlink. The files that these records will link to contain the pound sign (#) in the name. When I construct the hyperlink, Access truncates the link at the pound sign, and thus, Access cannot find the correct link to the file. I ...
no relationships at database level17 May 2004 21:24 GMT3
What do you all think about not setting up any
relationships at the database level, but instead setting
up relationships in queries "on the fly" as needed?
What are the pros / cons of that approach?
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