Microsoft Access: 28 book reviews

This book covers relational database programming. It describes the user interface, programming on a network, cross-platform programming, and more. The disk contains sample code.

ISBN: 1565297636

This book presents the programming life cycle, the Visual Basic Editor environment, object-oriented programming concepts. It teaches how to retrieve and update data with ADO, use VBA to create reports programmatically, export Access data to various web formats, and migrate an existing Access database to an Access project that uses SQL Server. It includes advanced topics such as working with external DLLs, handling security, creating transactions, and creating custom code libraries.

ISBN: 0764556592

This book covers: taking a tour of Access, building a database, manipulating table data, modifying tables and creating relationships, querying a database, customizing input forms, creating custom reports, integrating Access with other applications and the Internet, designing a complex database, making data entry easier and more accurate, managing data with form features, making the input form user friendly, displaying information with advanced report features, managing data with special action queries and database utilities, analyzing and summarizing data, filtering data in a linked table using parameters and form filters, using access on the web and hyperlinking to documents.

ISBN: 0131435574

This book shows how to build integrated Access-based applications supporting multiple clients and databases. It includes tips for streamlining application creation. It covers maintenance required throughout an application's life cycle, including migrating data from legacy systems and upgrading Office. It describes how to use Automation code to exchange data among Office components and some non-Office programs. It shows ways to avoid glitches when building Access applications that work with Excel, Word, and Outlook.

ISBN: 0764559044

This book describes how to take control of Access 2003 or 2002 using VBA. It shows how to create and name variables; use DAO and ADO to manipulate data, handle errors correctly, create classes, and use APIs; and more.

ISBN: 0764559036

This book teaches Microsoft Access 2003. It covers the following topics: getting started with Access databases and tables; forms and reports; queries; tables, access pages, and database conversion; building and maintaining a relational database; and advanced forms and subforms.

ISBN: 0131434276

This book describes how to build databases and manage information with Access 2003. It also includes information for Access 2000 and 2002. From storing, organizing, and sharing data to customizing databases with VBA, it gives Access.

ISBN: 0764539884

This book explains how to create data tables and queries in Access 2003, build forms and reports, and automate applications with Visual Basic (VBA) commands. It discuss enterprise applications, web applications, security, help systems, and action queries. The CD-ROM contains example files, chapters from other Office 2003 books, and demonstration software.

ISBN: 0764539868

This book shows how to use VBA to design end-user applications in Access. It starts with database concepts and event-driven programming, then covers VBA programming fundamentals, the Visual Basic Editor, VBA language elements, and code debugging. It covers advanced Access programming techniques like connecting to databases with ADO and interacting with other applications. It includes discussions on compatibility issues and manipulating Visual Basic components.

ISBN: 0764525883

This book describes how to: start a new database by using the Database Wizard, create tables from scratch or by using a Wizard, add and edit database information by using both tables and forms, and manipulate data in tables by using queries and reports.

ISBN: 0789729407