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I have a query which takes data from 3 tables: Errors, Employees on
work stations, Employees. In our company we have a production line and
every employee has one-week assignment- e.g. on station AM, then
another week on station AN etc. Query connects errors with employees

I have a table which has all towns and States and postcodes (zipcodes)
for Australia.  Many duplications of town name occur as there can be
more than one town in different states or even same town name in one
state but different postcode.

I've had to reinstall XP (groan) and all my applications incl Access 97,
Office 2000 and Access 2003. In doing so I believe I have installed all
the graphics drivers, but my database (97) cannot display jpg images in
an image control. It can manage bmp OK, but not jpg. Any ...

I have saved an import and it works great. I would like to be able to
start the saved import from a button on a switchboard. I tried using
TransferText and the saved import name but it does not recognize the
saved name as an import specification.

I created some forms using the "Create form using Wizard".
However, I cannot view the forms I created with Wizard unless I click
on the Design View icon.
I checked the forms' properties to no avail.

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I have Access 97, 2000 and 2003 all running on a Win XP box after having
just reinstalled XP. Among other problems, I find that Access 97 will
not compact a database in code ...
DBEngine.CompactDatabase dbSource, dbDestination

Thanks to a posting by fellow MVP Steve Foster
On a computer that is running Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, or
Windows XP, an incorrect value is returned when an application queries
the identity column value of a newly inserted row in various versions

I've read that one method of repairing a misbehaving database is to
save all database objects as text and then rebuild them from the text
files.  I've used the following code posted by Lyle Fairfield to
accomplish the first step:

I'm using SQL within Visual Basic in conjunction with Access
databases. Say I am about to insert a record with a long string for a
particlar field. It would be useful to prevent errors to first
interrogate the DB to learn the maximum permissible length of that

Due to 8 year old XP burning out a fan and mother board, I was forced
to move to Vista.
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After numerous blue screens and other hassles, I got Office XP

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I have experienced something in Access that is completely
inexplicable and gives me shivers.  I was creating a query inside the
query wizard that I knew should return several records.  I ran the
query and it returned no results.  I was staring at the design of the

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