ms-access-2003

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 filtering criteria applied besides the existing fields in my query, I need to include at the end of the

I want to use access 2000 and 2003 databases in access 2010. Since I don't want to check if everythings's working manually I am looking for a tool that analyzes VBA code for errors or compatibility issues that occur using access 2010 (or if available at least access 2007). See utility here and explanations here . And the enternal refrain: COMPILE ! Before and after migrating. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7688802/migrating-from-access-2000-2003-to-access-2010

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 = 1.02 (Appropriate Rounding Here) Microsoft explain that the CLng function uses Banker's Rounding ,

I have a table RR_info which hold following fields RR_ID, HR_ID, No_of_Beds, Room_Category. Now i want that through VBA code with Form_load event I should populate textboxes for all these table fields. For this I wrote a query which get certain records according to hotel_id as a criteria but code is not working. Private Sub Form_Load() Dim SQL As String Dim db As Database Dim rs As DAO.Recordset SQL = "select * from RR_info where hr_id = " & Forms![hhrrr]![List38] & ";" Set db = CurrentDb Set rs = db.OpenRecordset(SQL) Me.RR_ID.Text = rs!RR_ID Me.HR_ID.Text = rs!HR_ID Me.Room_No.Text = rs!

Please describe the exact steps required to use a compiled Access 2003 mdb with the Access 2007 runtime and retain my custom menus and toolbars so that they look the same as they did with the 2003 runtime. I've tried following the various incomplete instructions around the web, but I either end up with my menus/toolbars on the ribbon's ugly looking Add-ins tab, or they fail to appear altogether. See Jeff Conrad's page How do I get my existing legacy menu bars and toolbars to work in Access 2007? Right now they all show up on the Add-Ins tab. BTW the probably two best sites on converting to

I'm using Access 2003 on a duo-core machine with 4GB of RAM, running Windows XP (Service Pack 3) [5.1.2600] Periodically, I get an error msg "There isn't enough memory to perform this operation. Close unneeded programs and try the operation again." A check of Task Manager indicates that there is plenty of free memory. Closing other open programs makes no difference. This happens sporadically, and under different circumstances: sometimes whilst saving Form design or VBA code changes, sometimes when several Forms are open and in use. If attempting to save design changes, and this error occurs,