ms-access-2003

This may be an extremely easy question but I can't get my head around how to solve it in MS Access. It has probably been answered before but I haven't been able to find it. I have a table with 3 columns: col1 is an object ID, col2 and col3 are measurements. I've built a query so that for each object we get the corresponding minimum value in col2. This works OK with a simple group-by query. The problem is when I try to pull col3 (associated with the row where minimum value was found), it will no longer group-by properly. I've been playing with the group-by clause and tried to divide into

I have three forms in an Access 2003 database (developing in Access 2007) that sit in a parent -> child -> grandchild relationship. In the 'Form_Load' sub of the child form, I set some properties of the grandchild (form header, row source, and control logic). When I view the child form, everything works properly. When I view the parent form, I get the error: Run-time error '2455': You entered an expression that has an invalid reference to the property Form/Report. in reference to the line: Me.GrandchildFormName.Form.Foo.Caption = "bar" I can access any property of the grandchild form except

I have 4 tables, from which i select data with help of joins in select query...I want a serial no.(row number) per record as they are fetched. first fetched record should be 1, next 2 and so on... In oracle the equiavelent in RowNum. The answer by Brettski is ASP flavored and would need a lot of editing. SELECT DCOUNT("YourField","YourTable","YourField <= '" & [counter] & "'") AS RowNumber, YourField as counter FROM YourTable; Above is your basic syntax. You are likely to find this runs very slow. My typical solution is a bucket table with Autonumber field. That seems kludgy, but it gives me

In Microsoft Access 2003 and Visual Basic 6 I'm trying to copy a table to another access database that is password protected like this... Select * INTO table2 IN 'database2.mdb' [;Password=TestPass] From table1 It fails with error : Not a valid password Does the Select INTO format not accept the password with the mdb, and the password has to be in a connection string? If not, how do you reference a different connection string/database? thanks How about: SELECT * INTO Table2 IN '' [MS Access;PWD=TestPass;DATABASE=C:\Docs\database2.mdb] FROM Table1 These days I would be more inclined to use

I've got a mission-critical Access 2003 database that changed from a local MDB, to an MDB frontend with the backend on MS SQL Server 2005, using the Microsoft SQL Server Database Migration Assistant (SSMA) software. Now, I need to permanently change the server that the tables are linked to from an IP address (which is changing soon) to a hostname pointing to the same server. The server itself is not changing, just the connection string. It's a DSN-less connection, so the ODBC info is contained within the Access MDB file. If I try to refresh the table links within Access, it prompts me for a

I actually have 2 questions: 1. How might I see who is using my Access database? E.g: There is someone with an Access database opened and it created the .ldb file, I would like to see a list of who opened that database (it could be more than one person). 2. How might I see who is using a linked table? E.g: I have 10 different Access databases, and all of them are using a same linked table. I would like to see who is using that linked table. I don't even know if it's really possible, but I really appreciate your help! For you information: The main problem is that lots of people use the same