access-vba

问题 I have a table with an embedded picture(OLE) coulmn. I Want to be able to insert a new record via a form with a browse option. Anyway, I have a file name, And I need to turn it into an ole object and insert it into the form. how do I do that in VBA? To clarify - I need to turn a file name, into an ole object with that file, and than insert it into the table. Thanks, Fingerman. EDIT: Ok, as pointed out by @HansUp I need to explain. In my form, I have a bound OLE object that is not bound to a

问题 I have a table with an embedded picture(OLE) coulmn. I Want to be able to insert a new record via a form with a browse option. Anyway, I have a file name, And I need to turn it into an ole object and insert it into the form. how do I do that in VBA? To clarify - I need to turn a file name, into an ole object with that file, and than insert it into the table. Thanks, Fingerman. EDIT: Ok, as pointed out by @HansUp I need to explain. In my form, I have a bound OLE object that is not bound to a

问题 I've been put in charge of 50+ Access databases (.mdb's and .accdb's of varied versions) spread around an intranet, and I need to add a few VBA functions (the exact same code) to almost all of them. I'm hoping it can be accomplished by creating a reference from each database to a centralized VBA module, as I'd really like the ability to make changes down the road that are automatically replicated in every database. It would also be a bonus if any additional references in the central db could

问题 When I am writing code that builds a dynamic SQL statement I often use a query builder tool such as that provided by MS Access to generate the basis of the statement that I will then use in my code. However, it is so much easier to read the code if this SQL statement is well formatted. Can anyone offer advise about how best to take what is essentially a long unformatted SQL statement and turn it into a nice text string or a nice block of code that is easier to read. 回答1: I have used this

问题 I have a case where one user would like to receive notifications of when deliveries are added to an Access Database. The simplest method I could think of was to set up an automated email via Outlook 2010. The following code is what I have in place: Dim oApp As Outlook.Application Dim oMail As MailItem Dim varDnoteRef2 As String Dim varuser As String varuser = DLookup("[Employee_Name]", "employees", "[Employee_ID]=" & TempVars!gloggedin) varDnoteRef2 = DLast("Supplier_Dnote_Ref", "Supplier

问题 I have a few modules of block of code in VBA to run on few Access databases. I would like to know how I should proceed if I want to convert the coding to C# environment. And is it possible to implement and obtain the same results as I am getting now with Access and VBA? I am completely new to C# at this point. 回答1: Automatic conversion isn't possible at the moment, but doing it manually will also help improve your C# skills. There's a Top 10 article here that takes you through the common

问题 I am trying to create simple requirements management database. Basically I have 2 tables like below: Contract_requirements with 2 columns: CR_ReqID | Description reqCR1 | Contract req description 1 reqCR2 | Contract req description 2 SW_requirements Title | SW_ReqID | RootReq SW req description 1| reqSW1 | reqCR1, reqCR2 SW req description 2| reqSW2 | reqCR1 SW req description 3| reqSW3 | reqCR2 And I would like to write query to receive such a table: CR_ReqID |Description |where used? reqCR1

问题 Any help that can be provided to a Access and VB noob would be greatly appreciated. What I'm trying to do is concatenate the values from one table and insert it as a comma delimited value into a field in another table. I'm trying to take all the server names that are say Linux boxes and concatenate them into a different field. Table A looks like this Machine Name | Zone | Operating System ---------------------------------------- Server01 Zone A Linux Server02 Zone B Linux Server03 Zone A

问题 I'm going to ASK and answer a question that I think will be useful to someone who is interested in some cool UI functions in MS Access. Answering own question Question: How to show non-blocking "toast" like notifications in Microsoft Access? that does have some sort of animation and should not block the host application!. 回答1: My friend asked me about non-blocking toast like notifications for ms access. My first thought was, check google you will find plenty of samples. He wasn't happy with

问题 I'm going to ASK and answer a question that I think will be useful to someone who is interested in some cool UI functions in MS Access. Answering own question Question: How to show non-blocking "toast" like notifications in Microsoft Access? that does have some sort of animation and should not block the host application!. 回答1: My friend asked me about non-blocking toast like notifications for ms access. My first thought was, check google you will find plenty of samples. He wasn't happy with