I am really posting this out of desperation after searching around a lot for an answer and trying a few different things with no success. I have an Access database where I have recently migrated the tables to SQL 2005, Access continues to function to the users as a front-end providing forms, reports, and queries. However, since moving to the
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SQL as Control Source for Access Form field
Is there any way populate an Access Form’s text feild’s value using SQL? I have read that it is not possible to simply enter SQL as the Control Source. Is this true? thanks for any halp 🙂 –edit– I need to perform this query; Answer Pretty sure that is true SQL, but you could use the function: =DLookUp(“field_name”,”table_name”,”any_fieldname = ‘value'”)
Export all MS Access SQL queries to text files
I have to document an MS Access database with many many macros queries, etc. I wish to use code to extract each SQL query to a file which is named the same as the query, eg if a query is named q_warehouse_issues then i wish to extract the SQL to a file named q_warehouse_issues.sql I DO NOT WISH TO EXPORT
DCount vs. SQL SELECT COUNT(*)?
I am trying to get a count of all items sent to a supplier based on the purchase order they are assigned to. But I can’t seem to get the control to show a number of items based on the purchase order instance – it keeps throwing either a #name? or #error! message in the text box when the form