If you are looking for firing a shell command from Interactive SQL then the command is
system <operating system command>
Eg. system date
Following are the reading from testing the above command
1. The command worked only in Interactive SQL Graphical and didn't work on Interactive SQL...
Hello rheiser2002,
This depends on the facility provided by the database. In general creating a VIEW is the best suited solution to your requirement.
Oracle supports views, synonyms.
Sybase & MS SQL Server allows access to limited field of a table to a user.
Manu
Hi,
I know few of them. Hope someone can add to these.
Access is not ment to support centralized database system.
MySQL support it.
Access supports RDBMS, whereas it is enforced from front-end in MySQL.
MySQL support larger database size then Access (exactly how much that needs to be find...
Dear AccessXP,
I have mentioned points to consider before taking any decission in
Advice on which type of DB to use
thread669-449642 dated 05-Jan-2003
Hope this will help you
Manu
Hello OPMCoordinator,
Decission to change database depends on many factors out of which I am pointing out few of them.
1. The size of existing database. More the database size better data recording tool you require.
2. Type of application whether it is LAN/WAN.
3. Facilities or utilities you...
Hello Ron,
.dat file extension belong to many programms. Reading your query I concluded that it is customized .dat file and the data is being written in it's own format. I suggest following things -
1. If you have ODBC driver for the same then migration is possible.
2. Any inbuild tool to...
NathanGriffiths is right. I tried your problem as mentioned in
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;236605
I converted excel file into text file and then using DTS migrated to SQL Server. All rows were successfully migrated.
Manu
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