ms-access-2007

My insert statement is: INSERT INTO myTable (inst_id,user_id,app_id,type,accessed_on) VALUES (3264,2580,'MyApp','Renew',Now); ...where all of the values are formatted correctly. The table has the above fields and one other, a long int auto-increment key field. The foreign keys are 'inst_id', 'user_id', and 'app_id'. I am getting this error from Access: ...and the following error from VS 2005 when it errors out: System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: The changes you requested to the table were not successful because they would create duplicate values in the index, primary key, or relationship.

If I use RecordsAffected with CurrentDb.Execute, it always returns 0. If I first make a instance of a Database object it works properly. Why? Like this: Dim Db As Database Set Db = CurrentDb Db.Execute "DELETE * FROM [Samples] WHERE Sample=5" If Db.RecordsAffected = 0 Then MsgBox "Error" End If Instead of: CurrentDb.Execute "DELETE * FROM [Samples] WHERE Sample=5" If CurrentDb.RecordsAffected = 0 Then MsgBox "Error" End If I'm using Access 2007 and the Microsoft Office 12.0 Access database engine Objects Library. Each time you use CurrentDB, it is a new instance. Use With . Change your code to

What are the strategies you employ to let multiple people work on an access database? Is it possible to host it online and have its features still functional without having to develop a custom frontend? MS Access as a software has a few nice features that don't require any programming to configure: Drop down lists - choose one Multi Checkbox lists - choose multiple Is it possible to get all of these features available even when hosted online? I'm basically thinking of an alternate way to quickly get people to work with data using GUI features like the above without going the webapp<>MySQL way.

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

When I am importing the excel file in date format(dd/mm/yyyy) to access it is showing non date value what is the problem. eg:27/3/2012 to 33765 here 33765 is a non date value The reason is because all dates within the MS Office world are actually numeric values, e.g the date you gave above 27/03/2012 equates to 40995. When using the import wizard to create a new table, Access will automatically read this as it's true numeric value and set the column type as so. Fortunately it's easy to fix, open up the design view of your table, amend the column in question to a date format and save the table,