ms-access-2007

I have a great report in an Access 2007 Database and would like to automate the execution and exportation of that report. Is this possible and what would be your first guess at the method needed to pull it off? You should be able to automate using the DoCmd.OutputTo method. I think the PDF feature requires SP1 for A2007. Here's a simple example: DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport,"rptFoo",acFormatPDF,"D:\Access\rptFoo.pdf" Look at the MSDN page for more details: DoCmd.OutputTo Method You may wish to read: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb238050(office.12).aspx and http://msdn.microsoft.com

How can I lock the Design View of forms etc in a Microsoft Access database so that the person I give this to cannot edit the project? You can lock your Access forms down in such a way that the Design View is no longer visible, and optionally the Datasheet View etc are also no longer visible. Locking your database also has the bonus that it compiles (e.g. encrypts) any VBA from prying eyes... useful! First you need to decide whether you want to lock only Design View, or also all other Views. If you want to lock only Design View, then skip right ahead to Step 6. If your project is not backwards

I'm running this code on my datasheet subform when my form loads and I'm not getting any error messages or code breaks. My debug.print shows that the Recordset rs is filled with 2131 records like it should be, but my form shows a single row with #Name? in every field. The control source properties on my controls most certainly do match the field names I have listed above. RS is a form level variable and I'm not closing it or setting it to nothing until the form closes. Any idea what am I doing wrong? Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset rs.Fields.Append "TimesUsed", adInteger rs.Fields.Append

I have managed to read data of Microsoft Access file (.accdb) on Windows using PDO but I'm having problem getting to work on Linux (CentOS). I can see modules is installed: [root@rapid host]# php -m | grep PDO PDO PDO_ODBC [root@rapid host]# php -m | grep odbc odbc code: <?php try{ $dbhAccess = new PDO("odbc:Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)};Dbq=/root/access/data.accdb;Uid=Admin"); } catch(PDOException $e){ echo $e->getMessage(); exit(); } I get an erro when I execute (CLI) PHP file: [root@rapid host]# php access.php SQLSTATE[IM002] SQLDriverConnect: 0 [unixODBC][Driver Manager

I need some help with export multiple queries into one excel Workbook, but, multiple Worksheet? using the criteria from a table in MS Access VBA ATTACHED IS DB for Reference. Table name: Tbl_Final (columns listed below) System User ID User Type Status Job Position Based on the Unique values in the column "System" in table "Tbl_Final" (SQL query below), I need to create INDIVIDUAL excel files and export it to folder. Example: SELECT TBL_FINAL.System, TBL_FINAL.[User ID], TBL_FINAL.[User Type], TBL_FINAL.Status, TBL_FINAL.[Job Position] FROM TBL_FINAL WHERE (((TBL_FINAL.System)="OS/400"));

I'm trying to create a simple connection using the jdbc-odbc bridge: public static Connection getConnection() { Connection con =null; try { Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver"); String conStr = "jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb)};DBQ=" + "c:\\myfolder\\accesdbfile.accdb"; con = DriverManager.getConnection(conStr); } catch(Exception e) { e.printStackTrace();} return con; } But then I get this exception: java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]General error Unable to open registry key Temporary (volatile) Ace DSN for process 0xa4 Thread

I'd like to have a macro, called Macro1, for example, run every day at 9 AM. It works great on its own from the VB code editor in Access 2007 but I would like it to be able to execute automatically without access being open. Please note that I don't want there to have to be any human intervention, it needs to be able to run automatically without someone opening Access to trigger autoexec or onload or something similar. Is this at all possible? You can use a MS Access command line switch to run a macro. If you search for "commandline" in Access help, the topic "Startup command-line options"