ms-access

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 7 years ago . Background I work for a large organization which has thousands of MS Access applications floating around. I didn't write any of these

问题 I m currently working on a SQl in MS-Access 2010 that can split a column based on a delimiter(,). In the column where I want to split on can have zero, one, two or three delimiter. I found out how i can split the column if there is only one delimiter (see SQL at the end of the question) but not if there are multiple delimiters. The SQL is based on the following table. This table is filled with possible data that can occur in the table. ID column_value --------------------- 1 2, 44 2 1 3 8, 9,

问题 I am trying to insert records from another table into a table in Access using sql. I have pasted the statement below. I want to insert the records that exist in ImportMetricsIDs01262015 but not in ShouldImportMetricsIDs. It runs perfectly without any errors but it won't insert anything even when I physically add a new record. INSERT INTO ShouldImportMetricsIDsTable ( [Formulary ID], [Market Segment] ) SELECT ImportMetricsIDs01262015.[Formulary ID], ImportMetricsIDs01262015.[Market Segment]

问题 I have noticed that even though when you disable the “Use Access Special Keys”, disable the “Display Navigation Pane”, and disable the ribbon menus, you can easily access the “Access Options” go to the current Database area, and re-enable all these options. Is there a way to completely hide the “Current Database” option in Access 2007 and 2010? 回答1: In MS Access 2007 and MS Access 2010, rather than setting options to control a user's access to the application, it is possible to control the

问题 I have noticed that even though when you disable the “Use Access Special Keys”, disable the “Display Navigation Pane”, and disable the ribbon menus, you can easily access the “Access Options” go to the current Database area, and re-enable all these options. Is there a way to completely hide the “Current Database” option in Access 2007 and 2010? 回答1: In MS Access 2007 and MS Access 2010, rather than setting options to control a user's access to the application, it is possible to control the

问题 I'm a beginner in ASP.NET so I have some questions about how to prevent SQL injection in ASP.NET. My programming language is VB.NET, not C#, and I'm using Microsoft Access as my database. My questions are: How to protect my database from SQL injection? I have been reading postings from other forums and they said using parameters with stored procedures, parameters with dynamic SQL. Can they be implemented in a Microsoft Access database? 回答1: Here is a very simple ASP.NET example using a

问题 I'm a beginner in ASP.NET so I have some questions about how to prevent SQL injection in ASP.NET. My programming language is VB.NET, not C#, and I'm using Microsoft Access as my database. My questions are: How to protect my database from SQL injection? I have been reading postings from other forums and they said using parameters with stored procedures, parameters with dynamic SQL. Can they be implemented in a Microsoft Access database? 回答1: Here is a very simple ASP.NET example using a

问题 I'm a beginner in ASP.NET so I have some questions about how to prevent SQL injection in ASP.NET. My programming language is VB.NET, not C#, and I'm using Microsoft Access as my database. My questions are: How to protect my database from SQL injection? I have been reading postings from other forums and they said using parameters with stored procedures, parameters with dynamic SQL. Can they be implemented in a Microsoft Access database? 回答1: Here is a very simple ASP.NET example using a

问题 I'm inserting a few rows in a table via OleDB, and select instantly the inserted row. I can't retrieve the row in this way, i have to wait for approx. 3-5 seconds. And then the inserted row appears in the table. I observed this behavior in the database itself, i inserted the row via OleDB and watched the opened table in Access. The row appeared 3-5 seconds later in the table. Does Access buffer rows? Do i have to send a flush or commit, etc. via OleDB ? Any suggestions would be very helpful.

问题 I'm inserting a few rows in a table via OleDB, and select instantly the inserted row. I can't retrieve the row in this way, i have to wait for approx. 3-5 seconds. And then the inserted row appears in the table. I observed this behavior in the database itself, i inserted the row via OleDB and watched the opened table in Access. The row appeared 3-5 seconds later in the table. Does Access buffer rows? Do i have to send a flush or commit, etc. via OleDB ? Any suggestions would be very helpful.