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14 mar 2016 · The AutoExec macro is a macro named AutoExec which runs when you start your Access app. You can use the RunCode macro function to call your VBA function (it does have to be a function and not a sub). This way you can (re)link your table before the form is even opened. answered May 6, 2014 at 15:43. Brad.
I am trying to create a linked (or imported) table in Access with a SQL Server backend. Basically the business users periodically need a copy of the table [SQL Rulesnew] (yes, with the space, sigh) so we want to give them a little Access 2003 tool that will do the job on demand.
You can define a formatted connection string either in the Access user interface or in VBA code. A connection string (whether ODBC or OLE DB) passes information directly to the database, such as server location, database name, type of security, and other useful options.
11 wrz 2018 · When using VBA to link a table with ODBC, you can add and APP= argument to specify an application name that will generally show in the properties of the connection on your database server. For example, here is a sample ODBC Connection string for a linked table:
Microsoft Access gives you the ability to issue the query created in Access directly against the SQL Server database, using T-SQL commands. This is called a Pass-Through Query in Microsoft Access. By the time you have finished reading this tip you will know precisely how to create one.
18 kwi 2008 · In order to connect to Microsoft SQL Server from Microsoft Access you need to set up at least one Linked Table. This table is a pointer to a table in a SQL Server database that is associated with a pre-defined System ODBC Data Source Name (referred to as a DSN from this point forward).
23 maj 2001 · Instead, you can link Access tables to underlying tables in SQL Server and improve your application by using SQL Server as the backend for your Access project.
