I have some blob code that I use to polulate an OLE field with various
files.  Some of the files are images.  The information in the field says
"Long Binary Data" regardless of what I am writing to the field.  Is there
any way to convert this to Picture?

I need access to be able to kill iexplore and outlook.  Does anyone
know how to kill processes?  
Phil!

I have just inherited several (20) MS databases that are a complete
mess.  The person that developed these databases had no database
development background and no documentation for any of her databases.
I'm thinking about deleting everything but the tables, but I'm not

On a form I have this code behind a button:
  Dim MyMsg As String, MyTitle As String, RetVal As String, NotTrue
As String
  Dim i As Long

I sincerly thank you all in advance for your help to solve this
problem.
I have been trying to find a solution to this problem for sometime now
but have failed.

I am fairly new to access after using dBase III for the last 10 years.
I have successfully imported dBase tales into access.
I have created a Parameter Query with a start date and end date
and produced a report of income or expenses for the period.

I'm having trouble getting more than 2000 characters into an Oracle
10g CLOB column, and was trying to use the AppendChunk method in
Access 97.  I guess I haven't broken the code yet, since I still
haven't been able to get more than 2000 chars into the field, or maybe

I am currently using Access 97.  I am thinking of updating to the latest
version of Access.  Will I encounter any problems in using my access 97
databases..  and if so can I instead have both versions installed?

I have this query in access and I need to translate to SQL ansi
TRANSFORM Sum(BilletSCHQTY) AS SumOfBilletSCHQTY
 SELECT Tap,
        Mandrin,

I was asked to provide a proposal. I provided a proposal on my application
and the prospective client likes what I have but is wary of it having been
developed in Access.
I don't understand this concern since my front-end application will be linked

My database consists of information which is updated every quarter.
Forms will compare data from the present quarter to quarters past.  I
need a way to make the database save a copy of itself every quarter and
then be able to have a form refer to that data through a comparison.

Dear Access 2003 Users,
I have been given an Excel 2003 spreadsheet with thousands of records,
and I need to bring it into Access 2003.  Does anyone know an Access
formula that can convert these dates to "normal" dates?

Please help guys, i am trying to set up a database here at work and im
fairly new to access in terms of writing functions and queries and
stuff. I have 2 different places on my design that will require
checking a check box to tell which category something will pertain to.

I'm having problem updating a form that queries from 3 tables. When I
update the foreign key it tries to update the PK on the foreign key
table which it shouldn't. I'm using MS Access 2003 connected to SQL
Server 2000.

I am a Mainframe guy. I am working with MS access(maintaining a
application) for the last 2 weeks.
I had one master database and four replicas. One of my replica had
trouble in synchronization(It said, database is in use..). After