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We have an application whose client (front end) of the application is built in an Access 2000 project file (ADP) connected to a SQL database residing on the data server. In the back end, we ever ...
Zones: DatabasesDate Answered: 04/18/2002 Views: 0
Hello all, I am currently deciding whether to retain my mdb file and rework it to use ado connections, or go the whole hog and convert to an adp. Currently I have a db that does lots of impor...
Zones: MS Access, Microsoft ADPDate Answered: 01/16/2004 Views: 0
   Dim stDocName As String     Dim stLinkCriteria As String     stDocName = "Waybill"         stLinkCriteria = "[WaybillNumber]=" & Me![WaybillNumber]     DoCmd.OpenForm stDocName, , , stL...
Zones: Databases, Microsoft ADPDate Answered: 03/10/2004 Views: 0
Hello, I joined an organization that recently installed ADP softwarr for their payroll department. ADP uses SQLBase which is bundled with the software. Does anyone know of a tool to use to view...
Zones: DatabasesDate Answered: 10/11/2004 Views: 0
I hope I am in the correct forum. If not, please let me know and feel free to forward this if you like. Thanks in advance for your input. My company uses ADP for our HR/payroll system. I have be...
Zones: DatabasesDate Answered: 04/06/2005 Views: 0
The benefit of using Access Data Projects (ADP) was highlighted by the following answer by graye: Date: 09/20/2005 03:45PM PDT Grade: A, Accepted Answer: If you're dealing with just SQL Server 20...
Zones: MS SQL Server, Microsoft ADPDate Answered: 12/18/2005 Views: 0
I use Access Project Front-end with Sql Server backend.  I am in need of creating an On-Fly Query with ADP I found this code that runs great in just Access, what do I need to change to get it to...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 04/12/2006 Views: 0
SQL Server 2000 - Microsoft Access .adp - storing images on SQL Server and be read in Access I want to save screen shots - pictures on a SQL Server and use Microsoft Access to pull these images ...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 09/22/2006 Views: 4
Hi there converted a mdb to adp and this one does not work now  strField = CurrentDb().TableDefs(Me.cboTables.Value).Fields(0).Name what can i do instead regards
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 12/20/2006 Views: 0
I see this has been covered many times but I cannot get anything to work for me. I need to import a dbf file, with one table, named QRY0 into my ADP I've tried DoCmd.TransferDatabase and also tri...
Zones: Access Coding/Macros, SQL Syntax, Microsof...Date Answered: 04/02/2007 Views: 5