Recent content by Timo van Esch

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    DoCmd.TransferDatabase manual steps

    Hi, I'm regularly exporting the database to a new version (once a month). This way I try to keep it free from history-clutter and so far that works fairly well. Attached you'll find the script I'm using, which I found online. There is 1 problem with this script, for which I have not been able...
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    MS Access systemic crashes

    Yes indeed, this I tried. It happens with Access in general; doesn't matter what database. And it ONLY happens with Access; not with Excel, f.i.
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    MS Access systemic crashes

    Hi Ranman256, *auwtsj* They supplied me with a Thinkpad T450 (i5-5300 2.3Ghz, 8Gb intern, SSD). You should think that should be sufficient... The strange thing is, that it doesn't happen in Excel, only in Access.
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    MS Access systemic crashes

    Hi, It's been a while since I've been active here. Recently I took up a new challenge and here we are working with Office 2010 SP2 Pro Plus 32bit on a Windows 8 Enterprise 64bit OS. I experience Access crashes several times a day, while working on the development of a major database. One...
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    Why use Access?

    Hi Gemma, I totally agree, of course. It is the flexibility that makes it 3D; you can manipulate on all levels, instead of getting stuck in 2 dimensions... :P
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    Laptop or Ultrabook for MS Access work

    Hi, As far as I know, Access 2007, as a process, not only as a database, can only be started on 1 core. But I am not sure; it is why I stumbled upon your question. I am basically looking for a way to speed things up and let Access use multiple cores...
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    Why use Access?

    If I may be so bold as to answer this question: I had a dream... No, seriously. In 2011 I was working at the head-office of some big company and they were mainly struggling along with all those nifty spreadsheets. After 2 months, they started to see that what they did with Excel, I could do in...
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    Passthrough Code in Access

    Hi CJ, Thank you for your help and your link! It is interesting to see it is possible to send a connection string through SQL; no doubt it will come in handy one of these days. And you feed my suspects: LAN will never be as fast as local, whatever we try. I totally agree. So, now we are...
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    Passthrough Code in Access

    Hi namliam, That's what I did indeed. But in running tests with a large dataset, I found out that pushing 6.63GB to my local MySQL install is almost 3x faster than to my network MySQL install. That's why I wanted to find out if passthrough goes any faster. Until I found out it is difficult...
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    Passthrough Code in Access

    Hi guys, Thanks for taking the time! This morning I -indeed- found out myself that running server-side code does not work. Of course MySQL does not recognise the Access table, once I send the SQL statement to the server. I've run a good test with ODBC connector 5.3.2. I really wanted to see...
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    Passthrough Code in Access

    Hi, It's been a while since I needed this forum. I learned a great deal browsing around, gave some comments and continued developing for the company I work for. Now I've stumbled upon a whole new problem: All morning I've been looking to create a simple pass-through query in Access. Problem...
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    Datasheet combobox population by query

    Hi CJ_London, Thanks for your reply! Meanwhile we were looking for a solution too and found indeed the same thing as you did: ComboPOC.RowSource = "SELECT tbl_RPM.Createdby FROM tbl_RPM GROUP BY tbl_RPM.Createdby, tbl_RPM.Material HAVING (((tbl_RPM.Material) = '" & Me.Material & "'));"...
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    Datasheet combobox population by query

    Hi, First of all: Thanks to all posters. I've learned a lot from this forum. Currently I'm stuck with a datasheet-form. The datasheet is populated in a subform, based upon a table. SELECT DEV_List.* FROM DEV_List; Within this datasheet, I have several combo boxes. It is easy to give them a...
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    ADODB Access to Excel failure - datatype mismatch

    yes right now we are walking through it by F8, see what happens.
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    ADODB Access to Excel failure - datatype mismatch

    Hi JHB, Thank you for your reply. I tried the order of parameters, indeed. That did not help. Right now I will try if @Category only will work (leaving out @Period).
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