ms-access-2003

问题 i am new in ms access. Now i have to finish some modifications in ms access 2003. I am getting this error "you do not have access to the database this time. If you proceed to make changes,you may not be able to save them later". Please help me to solve this problem. 回答1: Microsoft has documented the problem, but the sugested solutions were completly unusable in most of my situations. Furthermore the issue occurs even in a split database and it occurrs inconsistently with forms and controls

问题 I'm trying to confirm or deny whether you can define a table column in MS Access 2003 as a set. It seems this is implemented in Office 2007 - you can define a column to have a 'multi-select list' in the query/lookup, but this feature appears to be unique to the new access 2007 file format as far as I can determine. Worded another way, does MS Access 2003 have the equivalent to the SQL statement: CREATE TABLE mytable (foo VARCHAR(10), bar VARCHAR(5) MULTISET); Or is there a clever workaround

问题 Afternoon, I have having problems getting my ComboBox to update while the form it is on is open. My data changes while the form is open, so the ComboBox needs to be refreshed as such but I can't work out how. It seems the only way is to close and then reopen the form, but I don’t real The ComboBox's raw source is a Simple Select query. I have tried using requery, but it doesn’t seem to do anything. Sub ComboBox_GotFocus() Me.ComboBox.Requery End Sub Any ideas? Cheers, Michael 回答1: Empty and

问题 The company is using an old Delphi software, that uses a .mdb file as database. I can't change the way the application works, I don't have it's source. We are facing many problems such as: Lock problems When an user adds an entry, it doesn't update the database, it only appears locally The lock problems are solved for now, currently, the problem is that only the first user that connects to the .mdb can edit, add and delete entries, the other users do that to, but the changes are not applied

问题 I'm trying to use a macro/.mdb file that was written in Access 2003 in a new Access 2010 Access install. Opening my file I get a compile error saying the TableDef object is not able to be found. When I check my Tools->References menu I see Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library as available, shouldn't that suffice? Or is something else needed for the TableDef ? 回答1: The DAO library for Access 2007 and 2010 is Microsoft Office x.x Access Database Engine Object Library , not Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object

问题 I've encountered the run time error '3075'. I'm a novice in VBA! >.< Can i know where did it went wrong? I can't solve it... For e.g, if I enter a name "Sally" into a textbox (txtMainName), upon clicking on the search button the error pops-up. The error: Run-time error '3075': Syntax error(missing operator) in query expression ' And [Main Applicant Name] Like 'Sally'". Public Sub Search_Record() Dim stDocName As String Dim stLinkCriteria As String Dim stLinkCriteria1 As String Dim

问题 I have a table in MS Access 2003 that looks like this: *url id* example.com red example.com blue example.com blue other.com red other.com orange more.com blue For each URL I want to know how many unique id there are. so in this case the result should be: *url count of distinct id* example.com 2 (because red and blue are the only values) other.com 2 more.com 1 This is very similar to SQL query to count number of different values except the solution in that case does not work because it relies

问题 I am pretty new to Access VBA programming. Here is one problem I have when creating a form in Access. I need to link the form's recordsource to a query object which I have already defined. Let's say I have field1, field2, field3, etc. in my query. The end product I would like to present is on top of the form, there are several text boxes for user to input filtering criteria of field1, field2, field3 ... and on a click of a button, a datasheet displays at the bottom of the form with the

问题 Executing the following statement results in Access SQL: CLNG((CCUR(1.225)/1)*100) = 123 The Conversion Goes, Decimal > Currency > Double > Double > Long If I remove the CCUR conversion function: CLNG(((1.225)/1)*100) = 122 The Conversion here goes , Decimal > Double > Double > Long What is the difference between these two? This extends to being different between Code And Access SQL In Access SQL clng((CCUR(1.015)/1)*100)/100 = 1.01 (Wrong Rounding) In Access VBA clng((CCUR(1.015)/1)*100)/100

问题 I have been running the python code below for approx a year now. But am about to move onto a new job. In order to make things easy for the department I am leaving, I want to compile this code into a .exe file. I have tried compiling against Python 2.5 and 2.7 with the same results. But when when running the exe file I get the following error H:\development\DMS_Import_Data\dist>import_data.exe Run Live or Development Import (L = Live, D = Dev, X = Exit):l 5:3:2012 10:56 Opening Live Database..