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open outlook saved email from access
My user is saving emails from outlook and putting the location and name into a Microsoft sql database. They want to have a tool created in access that will open the saved file when needed. Is there a way to do this?
can you show as sample data what was saved in MS SQL and how you want to do this in Access? is the data in MS SQL was linked/ imported into Access? Do you need an interface to open the saved file? where and how those files are being saved?
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1. saving the email to a server.
2. taking the location and name of file and saving that in a nvchar field in the database
For example: "C:\user\xx\zzzz.msg"
3. in Access opening the email when a person clicks on the field
Unless there is a better way to do this.
2. taking the location and name of file and saving that in a nvchar field in the database
For example: "C:\user\xx\zzzz.msg"
3. in Access opening the email when a person clicks on the field
Unless there is a better way to do this.
ok, so at the end, you need the part of a Click event in Access to launch a .msg file?
Still confused...
In a typical environment, Emails are stored on an Exchange "Server", ...so I still don't see a need to store the emails a second time...
It is still not clear exactly how you are doing this...
In a typical environment, Emails are stored on an Exchange "Server", ...so I still don't see a need to store the emails a second time...
It is still not clear exactly how you are doing this...
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A click event in access would work. Is that possible?
do you think you could reply to Jeffrey on his comment at: ID: 41067564 ?
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...oh, ...you never mentioned external SQL tables or fields...
Glad you got it working, ...you can now accept your own post as the solution
Glad you got it working, ...you can now accept your own post as the solution
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I figured it out on my own.
Saving emails how exactly?
If the emails are in Outlook originally, ...what the need to "save" them anywhere else?