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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    That is an easier case then as you know you are getting new data, so you can hide the subform control (set the visible property to No), get the data,...

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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    The challenge in doing that is to know that the subform controls are displaying "=deleted" - it's not something I've ever attempted. If you can do that then you...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    valeryk2000 (8/31/2012)


    And one more: what is the best way dealing with "=deleted' on subform?

    Unfortunately, I don't know of anything that can be done when that happens. But that only...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    valeryk2000 (8/31/2012)


    Another question (not related to the topic, or ... related?). When we load nvarchar (max) - a.k.a. memo into Access form text box or report field it is truncated....

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    valeryk2000 (8/31/2012)


    ....

    My serious (but may be naive) concern about linked tables: in a "simple" Access app form controls are linked to tables (or through queries) by DYNASET, that would change...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    rf44 (8/31/2012)


    ...

    Note: ADP is not supported in the recent versions of MS Access (2007 and beyond).

    Actually, ADP is supported in Access 2007 and 2010 (see for examplehttp://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/accessdev/thread/795d5b36-6d8e-43e2-9d17-1a168c197adb), but rumor...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    valeryk2000 (8/30/2012)


    Thanks.

    ==> If you are seeing the tables as read-only, chances are your userID in SQL Server doesn't have permissions to edit or append data.

    But there is no problem...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    Regarding your question about linked tables, and whether they can be written to, absolutely yes. We have a number of systems deployed that used linked tables that are updateable....

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    Well, I'm afraid I'm not much help at this stage. I've not worked with "proxy tables" at all either in Access or SQL Server - from web research they...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Access 2007 front end to SS2K8 problem

    That's quite an unusual design approach to creating a front-end to SQL Server. In general the recommendation is to either use an ADP front-end, although support in future versions...

    Wendell
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  • RE: Replication and recovery of corrupt master.mdf

    It turns out that we were able to salvage the situation by creating a new Master database with a reinstall of the SQL Server instance, and then attach the replicated...

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  • RE: Accessing ".accdr" extension file

    The .accdr file extension is used to make the database file read-only and prevent changes to it. As you have discovered, changing it to .accdb lets you edit the...

    Wendell
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  • RE: compatibility problem Win7

    I've tested several combinations of OS and Access, and with the ADP format I always get the 2.5 version. Unfortunately I don't have SQL Server 2000 to test against,...

    Wendell
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  • RE: compatibility problem Win7

    peter478 (5/24/2012)


    Here are my references...

    I didnt change references, they were set default.

    Could be a problem with code pages setting in windows7 ? ...I am just thinking

    ...my access app e.g.(pp.adp) were...

    Wendell
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  • RE: compatibility problem Win7

    So what exactly do you want to happen with the OnLoad event on the form? Apparently it is working just fine on Win-XP, but not on Win-7. The...

    Wendell
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