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Wrote my first Windows batch file today. It checks if a user's local copy of an Access frontend database is the current version; if not, it downloads the latest version from the server into a local folder, deletes any old local copies, then launches Access with it in runtime mode. 😎 #access #office #msAccess #msOffice #windows #databases #programming
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Wrote my first Windows batch file today. It checks if a user's local copy of an Access frontend database is the current version; if not, it downloads the latest version from the server into a local folder, deletes any old local copies, then launches Access with it in runtime mode. 😎 #access #office #msAccess #msOffice #windows #databases #programming
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Wrote my first Windows batch file today. It checks if a user's local copy of an Access frontend database is the current version; if not, it downloads the latest version from the server into a local folder, deletes any old local copies, then launches Access with it in runtime mode. 😎 #access #office #msAccess #msOffice #windows #databases #programming
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Wrote my first Windows batch file today. It checks if a user's local copy of an Access frontend database is the current version; if not, it downloads the latest version from the server into a local folder, deletes any old local copies, then launches Access with it in runtime mode. 😎 #access #office #msAccess #msOffice #windows #databases #programming
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Wrote my first Windows batch file today. It checks if a user's local copy of an Access frontend database is the current version; if not, it downloads the latest version from the server into a local folder, deletes any old local copies, then launches Access with it in runtime mode. 😎 #access #office #msAccess #msOffice #windows #databases #programming
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Apparently the optimal VBA code to save a record in Access is:
If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If🤔
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Apparently the optimal VBA code to save a record in Access is:
If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If🤔
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Apparently the optimal VBA code to save a record in Access is:
If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If🤔
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Apparently the optimal VBA code to save a record in Access is:
If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If🤔
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Nearly all of my prior database experience comes from working in Salesforce. I've built lots of custom objects, apps, flows, and have written some Apex.
But I have this one little project requiring MS Access now. It's been really frustrating but I'm making progress. I guess Salesforce spoiled me. Functionality I took for granted in Salesforce, I have to implement from scratch in Access with unwieldy SQL statements and VBA. #salesforce #MSAccess #database
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Nearly all of my prior database experience comes from working in Salesforce. I've built lots of custom objects, apps, flows, and have written some Apex.
But I have this one little project requiring MS Access now. It's been really frustrating but I'm making progress. I guess Salesforce spoiled me. Functionality I took for granted in Salesforce, I have to implement from scratch in Access with unwieldy SQL statements and VBA. #salesforce #MSAccess #database
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Nearly all of my prior database experience comes from working in Salesforce. I've built lots of custom objects, apps, flows, and have written some Apex.
But I have this one little project requiring MS Access now. It's been really frustrating but I'm making progress. I guess Salesforce spoiled me. Functionality I took for granted in Salesforce, I have to implement from scratch in Access with unwieldy SQL statements and VBA. #salesforce #MSAccess #database
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Nearly all of my prior database experience comes from working in Salesforce. I've built lots of custom objects, apps, flows, and have written some Apex.
But I have this one little project requiring MS Access now. It's been really frustrating but I'm making progress. I guess Salesforce spoiled me. Functionality I took for granted in Salesforce, I have to implement from scratch in Access with unwieldy SQL statements and VBA. #salesforce #MSAccess #database
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Nearly all of my prior database experience comes from working in Salesforce. I've built lots of custom objects, apps, flows, and have written some Apex.
But I have this one little project requiring MS Access now. It's been really frustrating but I'm making progress. I guess Salesforce spoiled me. Functionality I took for granted in Salesforce, I have to implement from scratch in Access with unwieldy SQL statements and VBA. #salesforce #MSAccess #database
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Hm, really tired of this #MSAccess, #LibreOfficeBase database application stuff. I need a quick way to create a "main/detail" GUI from a database.
There once was #WebObjects and that really nice #JavaClient stuff.
Is there anything else, existing to this day?
I know of
- #Apache #Cayenne (only ORM, no GUI generation)
- #ManyDesigns #Portofino (very close, but only web GUI. Thanks to @peter for that hint some time ago).Do you know of anything? @helge
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Hm, really tired of this #MSAccess, #LibreOfficeBase database application stuff. I need a quick way to create a "main/detail" GUI from a database.
There once was #WebObjects and that really nice #JavaClient stuff.
Is there anything else, existing to this day?
I know of
- #Apache #Cayenne (only ORM, no GUI generation)
- #ManyDesigns #Portofino (very close, but only web GUI. Thanks to @peter for that hint some time ago).Do you know of anything? @helge
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Hm, really tired of this #MSAccess, #LibreOfficeBase database application stuff. I need a quick way to create a "main/detail" GUI from a database.
There once was #WebObjects and that really nice #JavaClient stuff.
Is there anything else, existing to this day?
I know of
- #Apache #Cayenne (only ORM, no GUI generation)
- #ManyDesigns #Portofino (very close, but only web GUI. Thanks to @peter for that hint some time ago).Do you know of anything? @helge
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Hm, really tired of this #MSAccess, #LibreOfficeBase database application stuff. I need a quick way to create a "main/detail" GUI from a database.
There once was #WebObjects and that really nice #JavaClient stuff.
Is there anything else, existing to this day?
I know of
- #Apache #Cayenne (only ORM, no GUI generation)
- #ManyDesigns #Portofino (very close, but only web GUI. Thanks to @peter for that hint some time ago).Do you know of anything? @helge
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Hm, really tired of this #MSAccess, #LibreOfficeBase database application stuff. I need a quick way to create a "main/detail" GUI from a database.
There once was #WebObjects and that really nice #JavaClient stuff.
Is there anything else, existing to this day?
I know of
- #Apache #Cayenne (only ORM, no GUI generation)
- #ManyDesigns #Portofino (very close, but only web GUI. Thanks to @peter for that hint some time ago).Do you know of anything? @helge
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12,000 years ago some bloke invents agriculture and now I have to read a 1100 page book on Microsoft Access. Fucking bullshit. #msAccess #access #microsoft
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12,000 years ago some bloke invents agriculture and now I have to read a 1100 page book on Microsoft Access. Fucking bullshit. #msAccess #access #microsoft
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12,000 years ago some bloke invents agriculture and now I have to read a 1100 page book on Microsoft Access. Fucking bullshit. #msAccess #access #microsoft
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12,000 years ago some bloke invents agriculture and now I have to read a 1100 page book on Microsoft Access. Fucking bullshit. #msAccess #access #microsoft
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12,000 years ago some bloke invents agriculture and now I have to read a 1100 page book on Microsoft Access. Fucking bullshit. #msAccess #access #microsoft
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MS Access Tutorial – Lesson 99 – SQL Query MIN and MAX
In this tutorial, we will be discussing about SQL Query MIN and MAX in MS Access #msaccess #msaccesstutorial ... source
https://quadexcel.com/wp/ms-access-tutorial-lesson-99-sql-query-min-and-max/
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MS Access Tutorial – Lesson 99 – SQL Query MIN and MAX
In this tutorial, we will be discussing about SQL Query MIN and MAX in MS Access #msaccess #msaccesstutorial ... source
https://quadexcel.com/wp/ms-access-tutorial-lesson-99-sql-query-min-and-max/
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A continual irritation in my life is app interface redesigns for easier to use touchscreens that make them worse on non-touchscreens. For example, I've been battling #Chrome & #Brave forever finding tweaks to remove the extra white space they put in menu line spacing that just means less is displayed. Meanwhile, Microsoft increased the size of their #MSAccess tool ribbon so that none of my forms fit properly on screen anymore.
Why not just let us customize? WTF.
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A continual irritation in my life is app interface redesigns for easier to use touchscreens that make them worse on non-touchscreens. For example, I've been battling #Chrome & #Brave forever finding tweaks to remove the extra white space they put in menu line spacing that just means less is displayed. Meanwhile, Microsoft increased the size of their #MSAccess tool ribbon so that none of my forms fit properly on screen anymore.
Why not just let us customize? WTF.
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A continual irritation in my life is app interface redesigns for easier to use touchscreens that make them worse on non-touchscreens. For example, I've been battling #Chrome & #Brave forever finding tweaks to remove the extra white space they put in menu line spacing that just means less is displayed. Meanwhile, Microsoft increased the size of their #MSAccess tool ribbon so that none of my forms fit properly on screen anymore.
Why not just let us customize? WTF.
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A continual irritation in my life is app interface redesigns for easier to use touchscreens that make them worse on non-touchscreens. For example, I've been battling #Chrome & #Brave forever finding tweaks to remove the extra white space they put in menu line spacing that just means less is displayed. Meanwhile, Microsoft increased the size of their #MSAccess tool ribbon so that none of my forms fit properly on screen anymore.
Why not just let us customize? WTF.
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@adacosta Microsoft also promotes the path to migrate #MSAccess databases to Dataverse (Power Platform) and turn the apps into #PowerApps. Which would surely be great alternative to SQL for the citizen developers managing their own Access apps. https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/access-migration-to-power-apps-and-dataverse-is-released-to-general-availability/
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@adacosta Microsoft also promotes the path to migrate #MSAccess databases to Dataverse (Power Platform) and turn the apps into #PowerApps. Which would surely be great alternative to SQL for the citizen developers managing their own Access apps. https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/access-migration-to-power-apps-and-dataverse-is-released-to-general-availability/
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@adacosta Microsoft also promotes the path to migrate #MSAccess databases to Dataverse (Power Platform) and turn the apps into #PowerApps. Which would surely be great alternative to SQL for the citizen developers managing their own Access apps. https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/access-migration-to-power-apps-and-dataverse-is-released-to-general-availability/
