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27 Dec by admin in OOP

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (OOP) with MS Access VBA

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (OOP) with MS Access VBA
If you have read my Open Letter to MS Access Users, you'd know why it is important to introduce Object Oriented Programming within your MS Access Application: because your IT and even yourself are fed up with the Mess so let's stop it :). Nevertheless Object Oriented Programming may be hard ...more»
17 May by admin in OOP, Tools

How to automate VBA Class creation with mztools free addin

How to automate VBA Class creation with mztools free addin
Last time, you learnt how to create a VBA OOP class by hand. Unfortunately it's tedious. So here's a fantastic tool to help you improve your productivity on MS Access or MS Excel VBA: mztools VBA. This tool is so fantastic that even Visual Studio Users could dream of it. In ...more»
6 May by admin in Utitilities

How to import several ms access databases using remote queries

How to import several ms access databases using remote queries
Let's say you have a bunch of ms access database, one per week, you need to import records to the same table, this is the quickest way to do so (for simplicity we suppose that the source tables and the target table have the same structure otherwise you would need ...more»
26 Nov by admin in Utitilities

How to relink MS Access Tables

How to relink MS Access Tables
It is a Best Practice to split your MS Access File between a Front-End MS Access Application and a Back-End MS Access Database this is to make your Software Maintenance easier but this comes with a little price: if you work on multiple computers at work and at home while ...more»
19 Oct by admin in Utitilities

How to delete all tables programmatically

How to delete all tables programmatically
Let's say you have exported all your tables to another database and now want to delete them in current database. Unfortunately for security reason, Microsoft doesn't facilitate this task by allowing you to select all tables and delete them all at once: if done manually you have to do it ...more»