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I have been asked to develop a form which has 4 combo boxes and the valuelist in each combo box will come based on the value selected in the previous combo boxes. e.g. Combo box B will have values based on value selected in combo box A, similarly combo box C will have values based on...
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I have a form wherein based on changes to certain fields (any/all of them), I want to change values to other fields. What I have done is that I have written a macro that automatically updates a flag field as soon as any of the required field is changed. As soon as the flag field is...
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I have a macro that basically checks for certain values in a textbox on the form and based on that hides or displays a button. It works very well as a macro, but then I used Access' facility to convert from Macro to VBA, it generated the code and when I replaced the macro with the...
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Recently I read that when a database is split, it would make sense to avoid domain aggregate functions as much as possible since they slow the performance of reports and forms. I have a similar condition in my database, which is split into FE and BE and I am using a lot of DLookup()...
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I recently deployed a BE-FE version of a new Access Database in my firm, after restructuring the old one which was just a standalone mdb file. We have a normal 100Mbps LAN. Its recently deployed and so far it seems to work fine. However, now my firm wants me to try out and deploy the...
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Currently my organization is undergoing restructuring of existing databases. Previously, certain applications were made using FoxPro and other applications were using MS Access. What i am planning to do is migrate everything to mysql, using it as backend. Now my problem is regarding...
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I was working with FoxPro around 96-97 for almost 2-3 years. Then I lost touch. Currently I am working with Ms Access, Oracle, MySql, etc. What I want to know is how good is foxpro at the moment? What is the maximum limit of database it can support e.g. 1 gig, 2 gigs, etc.? Is it...
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