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Jan-2001 |
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Smart Access Article Abstracts |
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Silver Collection |
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Doug Den Hoed |
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Temporary tables are great for extending query functionality, storing transient data, and solving concurrency issues. |
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Unfortunately, using a linked Jet table to store that data will cause database bloat. This month, Doug Den Hoed shares his |
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technique for |
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Peter Vogel |
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Editorial |
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One thing that I keep being asked to do is review Access applications that developers are preparing to market commercially. |
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I’ve seen three in the past three months, and they’ve all been very interesting, ranging from sophisticated service billing |
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systems |
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Keith Bombard |
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If you’ve ever worked with Access to develop large, multi-user databases with thousands of objects, then you’ll want to think |
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about limiting user access to those objects. In this article, Keith Bombard shows you a simple and proven technique to manage |
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Peter Vogel |
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If you’re running Access on a Windows 2000 computer, you can take advantage of COM+ to build more sophisticated applications. Peter Vogel looks at using |
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Loosely Coupled Events to create applications that run asynchronously. |
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Andy Baron |
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This month, Andy Baron returns with a variety of answers that focus on issues related to using Access with SQL Server. |
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