I get the error MS Accesss was unable to create an MDE
database with a front end access application.  All the
tables are linked to the back end the app runs in access.
What should I check for?

Quite simply, I want to 'design' a database that will keep track of the cost of individual items so that I will know what to charge when I sell items made up from those purchased items. There does not appear to be such a database template within MS Office XP.

Is there a way for ACCESS to allow multiple users to
enter data on the network database simultaneously?  In my
experience, none of the Microsoft Office applications
allow multiple "write" access.

I am new to Access, so I have spent some time in the
Access groups reading.  I have read several messages that
mention the concept to store data at the "lowest" level
possible.  That makes sense to me, but I have a question.

I use vb script under excell, but it displays : the
procedure is too long, what should i do
My script has many pages of codes

I got stuck rather quickly on this one: I recently
programmed a hospital database with all the patient data
in one table linked to a table with all the hospital
admissions in another, the linking key being their HKID

I am a bit of a novice with Access (2002). I am creating
a contacts database that has both organisations and
individuals.
I would like to have a data entry form for individuals

I need to begin adding next year's data into one of our
Access'97 databases.
The format is mmmyy; the input mask is LLL/00; Field is
Date/Time.

i don't know if i have a problem with my software, or if i'm having a stupid
attack at this hour on a Sunday evening.
i built a number of tables with child tables, and some of the child tables
in turn have child tables. set up the primary and foreign key fields as

I have a table that I need to have one field always with
8 characters in it. It is a text field. I will be using
update queries to populate the field. But the data can be
anywhere from 3 characters in length to 8 characters in

Hi, I'm using Access 2000, primarily in datasheet view to
organize about 250 entries a day, and they need to
be "organized" by a part number, ranging from 3 to 6
digits. As far as I can tell, access can't arrange them

Can I have 2 primary keys where Access requires that they
are both not the same.  For example...
Field1  Field2
a          1

i have some information i want to store in a talbe, one
table if possible.  i am new to access.  i have several
communitues.  each of these communities has a dynamic mix
of plans.  each plan may have several different

Suppose you normalized a customer table and split it into 3 tables with the
access wizard.
Then you remove the lookup fields of the customer table because they are
'evil stuff' (...)

How do I reconnect a split database in Acc 97?