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Executing a SQL Server Function from Within Access

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Familiarize people with the process of utilizing SQL Server functions from within Microsoft Access. Microsoft Access is a very powerful client/server development tool. One of the SQL Server objects that you can interact with from within Microsoft Access is a SQL Server function. After linking to a view based on a scalar-valued function, or creating a pass-through query that executes a table-valued function, you can utilize the results of both types of functions.
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by:Francis Luo
It is a very informative video.  How to make it full screen?  It is too small to view the detail.
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by:Simon
Good video. for first-time users it would have been good to include the creation of the passthru query in Access.
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by:Timmeh
Nice! Could be very useful. Thanks!
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by:Poorna Durga
Very useful webpage for software testing problem
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