what is the best step by step procees to create a
database with forms to enter data and reports it will
probably be elaborate i need my references to be on line
or html files i can print
Thanks John
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I'd suggest you purchase one of the many good books on the subject. I
like John Viescas' _Running Microsoft Access_ but there are many more.
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cannot and do not have access to get any book-----Original Message-----
Thank you Mr. Vinson for you reply but I am sorry I
cannot and do not have access to get any book
My mobility is very limited so is there any free online
service or documentation ?
Thanks again sir.
John
.
Thank you Mr. Vinson for you reply but I am sorry I
Thank you Mr. Vinson for you reply but I am sorry I
cannot and do not have access to get any book
My mobility is very limited so is there any free online
service or documentation ? Its more about money... Also
do I need Access 2002 devolpers edition?? How do I tell
what I have? Its Office Xp 2002 Professional with Front
Page....
>-----Original Message-----
Visual Studio>On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 11:08:39 -0800,
Front
I'm not sure if I posted this or not... but take a look at
Microsoft-Access-Training/
>You will only need the Developers Edition (now known as
on their>Developer Tools) if you want to create runtime versions for
>distribution to people who do not have Access installed
create an Access>computer. If you have XP Pro you have all you need to
or for the>database, reports, forms, queries, etc. for your own use
>use of anyone who has Access2002 installed on their computer.
> John W. Vinson[MVP]
I have been studying relational database design for> Come for live chats every Tuesday and Thursday
>Thank you again Mr. Vinson...I have a few more questons
>-----Original Message-----
Visual Studio
on their
create an Access
use
>or for the
I have been studying relational database design for
access 2002 and its sinking in but I only have one table
and a bunch of fields I get no help from the table or
performance analyzer..I know i need to create a primary
key and break some of these fields into smaller
tables ...I am not sure how to....am I allowed to email
you my existing table that i have created and also a copy
>of the 3 forms i have that i am creating from .... there
I have been studying relational database design for>are alot of field on these 3 forms....
>Hope to hear from you soon thanks again
>Thank you again Mr. Vinson...I have a few more questons
>Thank you again Mr. Vinson...I have a few more questons
>I have been studying relational database design for
>access 2002 and its sinking in but I only have one table
>and a bunch of fields I get no help from the table or
>performance analyzer..I know i need to create a primary
>key and break some of these fields into smaller
>tables ...I am not sure how to....am I allowed to email
>you my existing table that i have created and also a copy
>of the 3 forms i have that i am creating from .... there
>are alot of field on these 3 forms....
>Hope to hear from you soon thanks again
>-----Original Message-----
>On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 08:14:54 -0800,
>
>>Thank you again Mr. Vinson...I have a few more questons
>>I have been studying relational database design for
table>>access 2002 and its sinking in but I only have one
>>and a bunch of fields I get no help from the table or
>>performance analyzer..I know i need to create a primary
>>key and break some of these fields into smaller
>>tables ...I am not sure how to....am I allowed to email
copy>>you my existing table that i have created and also a
there>>of the 3 forms i have that i am creating from ....
>>are alot of field on these 3 forms....
>>Hope to hear from you soon thanks again
consulting basis.>able to whip your database into shape on a for-fee
this newsgroup;>Perhaps what you could do is to start a new thread in
and perhaps>describe the nature of the data you are trying to manage
explanations if the>the list of fields that you currently have (with
reemphasize: starting>fieldnames are not self-explanatory). Just to
pretty much>your design with Forms IS A BAD APPROACH, and will
logic *first*,>guarantee a non-normalized design! Design your table
structure and>and then design forms to mediate between that logical
for one type>the visual needs of your users.
>In a nutshell, each Table should contain the information
current single>of Entity - real-life person, thing, or event. If your
experiments on>table contains (say) information about widgets, and
three tables:>widgets, and results of those experiments you might have
>widgets, experiments, and results.
> John W. Vinson[MVP]
get a quote and also just how much free advice I can> Come for live chats every Tuesday and Thursday
>Okay can you give me a email to email you my file and