I know this sounds really simple but I am a access novice
I have a query that is supposed to remove 000s from a column and this is the way it is.
UPDATE Table_000 SET account_number = Format(account_number, "#")
I want to add one more column name to this query to perform the same function...
The Scenario: A VB process runs and updates the MS Access DB with new data everyday. I have created a query to make some changes to the data once its imported. Currently I have to run it manually. Would like to automate the process.
Some one suggested this method given below
Store a value in a...
Hello All,
I am using Oracle 11.03 based application and when I view some reports I get "FRM:99999: A network error occurred, the client will not be able to continue." error.
I resinstalled Jinitiator and JDK files.
When I open the link for reports first the screen starts flickering. Then when...
I am looking for a method to trigger a query each time the table gets updated.
For your information the table is getting updated through a VB data import routine.
If you can provide any information on how to make a auto firing query that would be great.
Thanks in advance,
IntrepidTechie
Is it possible that a query can be set to run each time a table gets updated with new data automatically.
If yes, then what is the method to do this process
Hello Friends,
This is the situation. I have a Access table that gets new data imported from another table (from the mainframe) through a VB process. Once the table gets updated one of the columns have extra precedding 00s..for example..instead of showing 384799474..it shows 00000384799474. Also...
Hello Friends,
This is the situation. I have a Access table that gets new data imported from another table (from the mainframe) through a VB process. Once the table gets updated one of the columns have extra precedding 00s..for example..instead of showing 384799474..it shows 00000384799474. Also...
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