I have a query and a InputForm.  
Query:
Field1 (Yes/No)
Forms![InputForm].[CheckBox]

Currently I'm developing an Access app, but I'm running into a problem.
Our database contains a lot of tables with the same format:

OK I don't know if this is a suitable forum really for this but I
wonder if anyone has any good URLs of places where I can compare
different kinds of database techonologies? I.e. Access vs Oracle vs
MySQL etc for all sorts of things like web suitability, speed and cost

Anyone knows what the registry setting must be to turn of the security
warning.
Thanks Alfred

I have the following Access-related problem.
Given a set of problems, which have several alternatives (possible
solutions) and criteria for these solutions, I need to give values for
these criteria.  It comes down to four interrelated tables, for each

This is probably something really easy, Well I hope anyhow.
I have three fields used for barcoding, in one table F1, F2 and F3. I want
the three fields to be able to be combined to complete an EAN13 barcode.
(F1=2 digits, F2 and F3 = 5 digits each. Totaling 12 digits. EAN13 ...

This is my query:
SELECT DISTINCT relatie.relatieID
FROM Relatietype INNER JOIN relatie ON Relatietype.relatietypeID =
relatie.relatietypeID

1) I'm using a program that save data automatically into a database.
I'm using access to view the data using queries.  In the 'StartDate'
field the data appears as a number (e.g. 38299.6143981482).
What can I do in order to view this data as TIME/DATE?

Looking for some opinions on alternatives to programming with Access.
I find that quite often I need to loop through my recordsets (first to
last)  performing calculations and was wondering if there is a faster
alternative than Access?  

A question concerning Access Project with SQL Server:
I use a stored procedure that is calling several other stored procedure
which update or append values in several tables. All of them are stored
procedures with input parameters by which they filter rows to be updated or

Hi what is wrong with the following
' I try to force mmddyyyy format  -- tried it every each way
Forms!EmpPayMonthParForm!Bdate =
Format(Forms!EmpPayMonthParForm!Bdate.Value, "mm dd yyyy")

Folks, I want to deploy a access application on a isp server.  Has
anyone done this? What are the issues encountered.  Is there other ways
to make this app available to 5-10 users in different locations?
Is a front end/back end solution viable in this situation.  What should

I have a client who has been running my Access 2000 system for a while now
(about a year and a half) and is suddenly encountering lots of problems...
as in misc. fatal errors that shut the database down.
Hard drive space looks good (I think): about 3 GB of about 8 GB free

There have been LOTS of postings about error 3061, but mine seems to
be an even simpler case than the others. I have a simple
**FUNCTIONING** query called qryEdits. Copying the SQL from the query,
it reads:

In the module below, I get a "Could not find installable ISAM" error on the
tdf.refresh link.
The NewConnection refers to a valid database/table.
My References include VBA, Access 9.0 Object Library, DAO 3.6, OLE and VBA