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Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction | p. xvii |
Introducing Access | p. 1 |
Why Access? | p. 1 |
What is Access? | p. 2 |
How is Access Useful? | p. 4 |
How to Use This Book | p. 5 |
Hardware and Software Issues | p. 5 |
Before We Start | p. 6 |
Tables | p. 7 |
Beginning Your Work | p. 7 |
Fields | p. 12 |
Some Important Topics | p. 23 |
Table Properties | p. 30 |
Other Ways of Creating Tables | p. 32 |
Publishing Your Table on the Web | p. 38 |
Naming Conventions | p. 40 |
Summary | p. 41 |
Exercises | p. 42 |
Queries | p. 45 |
Select Queries | p. 45 |
Criteria | p. 49 |
Calculated Fields | p. 52 |
The Expression Builder | p. 54 |
Some Useful Functions | p. 55 |
Joining Tables and Queries | p. 58 |
Multi-table Queries | p. 62 |
Sorting | p. 64 |
Query Wizards | p. 66 |
Structured Query Language | p. 70 |
Query Properties | p. 76 |
Field Properties | p. 77 |
Tips and Tricks | p. 77 |
Summary | p. 78 |
Exercises | p. 79 |
Aggregate Queries | p. 81 |
Aggregate or Totals Queries | p. 81 |
Domain Aggregate Functions | p. 85 |
Setting Criteria in Totals Queries | p. 87 |
Dealing with Aggregate Expressions in Totals Queries | p. 90 |
Using the Simple Query Wizard for Totals Queries | p. 91 |
Parameter Queries | p. 92 |
Action Queries | p. 94 |
Crosstab Queries | p. 98 |
SQL-Specific Queries | p. 100 |
Practical Issues | p. 102 |
Designing Queries for Actual Applications | p. 104 |
Optimizing a Query | p. 106 |
Summary | p. 107 |
Exercises | p. 108 |
Forms | p. 111 |
Introduction | p. 111 |
Understanding Forms | p. 112 |
Form Properties | p. 115 |
Format Properties | p. 116 |
Designing Forms | p. 122 |
Improving the Appearance of Your Form | p. 127 |
Modifying Form Properties Through the Property Sheet | p. 129 |
Form Controls | p. 130 |
Subforms | p. 138 |
More About Form Design | p. 141 |
Summary | p. 150 |
Exercises | p. 150 |
Reports | p. 151 |
Introduction | p. 151 |
The Report in Design View | p. 153 |
Report and Report Section Properties | p. 154 |
The Report Design View Explored | p. 156 |
Report Controls | p. 160 |
Subreports | p. 161 |
Enhancing Your Reports | p. 163 |
Reports Created by the Wizard and Crosstab Reports | p. 169 |
Summary | p. 170 |
Exercises | p. 170 |
Macros and Code | p. 173 |
Introduction | p. 173 |
More about Macros | p. 175 |
Basics of Visual Basic for Applications | p. 182 |
Modules, Functions, and Subs Defined | p. 188 |
Modules Dissected | p. 189 |
Alternatives to Writing Code | p. 195 |
Understanding the Writing of Simple Code | p. 197 |
DAO, DLL, and ADO--A Brief Overview | p. 201 |
Summary | p. 205 |
Exercises | p. 205 |
Errors | p. 209 |
Introduction | p. 209 |
Errors--Numbered and Defined | p. 211 |
Handling Run-time Errors | p. 215 |
Resuming Execution after Handling the Error | p. 216 |
Handling Run-time Errors--Error Handling Procedures | p. 218 |
Making Your Code Bulletproof | p. 220 |
Strategies to Avoid Errors | p. 227 |
Tips for Debugging | p. 228 |
Summary | p. 229 |
Form Events | p. 231 |
Introduction | p. 231 |
Control Events and Their Uses | p. 235 |
The Order of Form and Control Events | p. 237 |
Designing Advanced Forms | p. 240 |
List Boxes and Combo Boxes Revisited | p. 246 |
Some Other Useful Form and Control Properties | p. 247 |
Issues in Designing Forms for Different Uses | p. 250 |
Summary | p. 254 |
Exercises | p. 255 |
Reports--Part 2 | p. 257 |
Introduction | p. 257 |
Section Events | p. 258 |
Designing a Form that Supplies Criteria to a Report | p. 260 |
Designing Advanced Reports | p. 263 |
Reports and the Internet | p. 275 |
Summary | p. 277 |
Exercises | p. 277 |
Data Access Pages | p. 279 |
Introduction | p. 279 |
Studying Data Access Pages | p. 280 |
The Pages Toolbox | p. 285 |
Working with Pages | p. 295 |
Summary | p. 302 |
Security Issues | p. 305 |
Introduction | p. 305 |
Protecting Data | p. 307 |
Security Jargon | p. 312 |
Setting Security | p. 313 |
Guidelines on Granting Permissions | p. 320 |
Securing Your Database | p. 321 |
The Security Wizard | p. 323 |
Other Important Topics | p. 324 |
Disabling Security | p. 331 |
Summary | p. 331 |
Designing a Database | p. 333 |
Introduction | p. 333 |
Security | p. 334 |
Designing Tables | p. 337 |
Designing Queries, Forms, and Reports | p. 341 |
Putting It Together | p. 350 |
Summary | p. 357 |
Exercises | p. 357 |
Distributing Your Database | p. 359 |
Applying Finishing Touches | p. 359 |
Tuning Your Database | p. 371 |
Summary | p. 373 |
Exercises | p. 374 |
Some Final Words of Advice | p. 374 |
The Leszynski Naming Convention | p. 375 |
Access and Jet Errors Table | p. 377 |
Circle, PSet, and Line Methods | p. 463 |
Introduction | p. 463 |
The Circle Method | p. 464 |
The PSet Method | p. 466 |
The Line Method | p. 468 |
Command Button Tasks | p. 471 |
PATIENTS Database Documentation | p. 473 |
Introduction | p. 473 |
PATIENTS Explained | p. 474 |
Using PATIENTS | p. 475 |
General | p. 476 |
Command-Line Options | p. 477 |
Introduction | p. 477 |
Startup Command-Line Options | p. 477 |
Opening an Access Application with Command- Line Options from the Start Menu | p. 479 |
Opening an Access Application with Command- Line Options from a Shortcut | p. 479 |
Data Access Page Security | p. 481 |
Protecting a Data Access Page | p. 481 |
Index | p. 485 |
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