If the thought of programming databases casts a dark shadow on your soul, then let this book light up your life. Whether or not you've gone through the programming wringer before, Access 2000 Programming For Dummies clues you in to simpler ways to produce dynamic databases and applications. Uncover the secrets of professional database development and let this book reveal the many added features of Access 2000 that you'll quickly be taking advantage of. Step up to the unlimited possibilities of such Access features as SQL (Structured Query Language), OLE/DDE (Object Linking and Embedding/Dynamic Data Exchange), and wizards, and discover all your programming options. Best-selling author Rob Krumm shows you how to do everything from building your own programs by using Access 2000 to building supercharged database applications by using ActiveX controls and SQL statements. Krumm also shares his personal methods for error-free code testing, and he's included an entire CD of sample code. Stop wondering what would make your Access programming easier and pick up Access 2000 Programming For Dummies to discover the quickest way to get your databases up to speed.
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Höhe: 236 mm
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978-0-7645-0565-2 (9780764505652)
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About the Author Rob Krumm has written 47 books on computers and software since 1983, including Access 97 Programming for Windows For Dummies, and has contributed to such publications as the San Francisco Chronicle, PC World, and InfoWorld. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional specializing in Microsoft Office and SQL.
Introduction. PART I: Building Blocks. Chapter 1: Objects and Names. Chapter 2: Your First Program. Chapter 3: The SQL Story. PART II: Educating Access. Chapter 4: Making Forms Smarter. Chapter 5: Don't Type -- Make Lists. Chapter 6: Data and Forms. PART III: Controlling the Dialog. Chapter 7: Making Your Own Dialog Boxes. Chapter 8: Using Functions to Fill Lists. Chapter 9: Printing, Reports, and Output. PART IV: Active Controls and Objects. Chapter 10: Active Server Pages. Chapter 11: ActiveX. PART V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 12: Top Ten Programming Tips. PART VI: Appendix. Appendix: About the CD. Index. Hungry Minds End-User License Agreement. Installation Instructions. Book Registration Information.
