File Interface From Different Source To Access Database
May 12, 2013
We having this Human resource system that the company will be using however, the current payroll application will still be used as normal but the update will not be done on the same application.At the moment the current set up is that there a three database linked together that makes up the payroll application but for now one of this database will not be pupolated with data as it will now come from another source all together via extraction or file interface which is the new HR software.
The only problem I'm facing is some of those fields that i will need to transfer over to suit the current set up of the payroll application is not included on that new software file extract and i dont know where to start or what to do because abviously the file interface should consists of this mandatory field.Without seeing the relationship of what I'm talking about do you think its worth continuing this project as those wanted field are not included?And how can we go without these mandatory field?
The access file has a lot of rows which do not show on the excel file. The added files in access either have a space before their names, an * before their names, or no name at all. I would attach the new access file but it does not show up on my windows 7 list of files on my computer. It only shows up as a new file on my access program.
I am looking to design and create a user interface for my database. Preferably hiding the standard access interface and upon opening the database have a pop up form with buttons to direct users to forms queries.
Can someone tell me how to get that inline frame inside the message for the code so it doesnt take up too much spaces.
I could not get the MS Access database to update from ASP when a user update the moditfied information. When clicking the 'save' button, it suppose to update the changes. Also, the 'delete' button is suppose to delete a record but it doesn't delete. It just reload the page with the original information and no error message is produced. I checked the permission of the database to 'read/write' but didnt seem to have any affect. Then I checked the code to match up to the field name in the database. I am moditfing the code that was used for same concept except this will have long list of people.
[CODE]<%
dim RstSave 'As ADODB.Recordset dim frmItem 'As Request.Form.Item
'*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write Request.Form("cmdTopic")
select case Request.Form("cmdTopic")
'***** Paragraph Text *****
case "Edit Paragraph Text"
if len(Request.Form("cmdSaveRec")) > 0 then
Set RstSave = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
SQL = "SELECT * FROM tblText ORDER BY ID;"
RstSave.Open SQL, Conn, 3, 2
if RstSave.BOF and RstSave.EOF then
else RstSave.MoveFirst 'Step thru Recordset '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Starting Recordset<BR>" do While not RstSave.EOF 'Check each Item returned by the Form '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "<BR>" for each frmItem in Request.Form 'Is it a Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "IsNumeric Results: " & Isnumeric(mid(frmItem,6)) & "<BR>" if isnumeric(mid(frmItem,6)) then 'Does it Match the Current Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "-" & mid(frmItem,6) & " = 0 ?: " & (RstSave("ID") - Cint(mid(frmItem,6))) = 0 & " <BR>" if RstSave("ID") = Cint(mid(frmItem,6)) then '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Saving Record with ID: " & RstSave("ID") & " | " & Request.Form(frmitem) & " | " & Clng(Request.Form("txtHT" & mid(frmitem,6))) & "<BR>" 'Write the Form Field to the Recordset RstSave("Text") = Request.Form("txtID" & mid(frmitem,6)) RstSave.Update end if end if next RstSave.MoveNext loop end if RstSave.Close set RstSave = Nothing end if
'***** Patient Services *****
case "Edit Patient Services"
if len(Request.Form("cmdSaveRec")) > 0 then
Set RstSave = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
SQL = "SELECT * FROM tblPatientServ ORDER BY ID;"
RstSave.Open SQL, Conn, 3, 2
if RstSave.BOF and RstSave.EOF then
else RstSave.MoveFirst 'Step thru Recordset '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Starting Recordset<BR>" do While not RstSave.EOF 'Check each Item returned by the Form '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "<BR>" for each frmItem in Request.Form 'Is it a Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "IsNumeric Results: " & Isnumeric(mid(frmItem,10)) & "<BR>" if isnumeric(mid(frmItem,10)) then 'Does it Match the Current Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "-" & mid(frmItem,6) & " = 0 ?: " & (RstSave("ID") - Cint(mid(frmItem,6))) = 0 & " <BR>" if RstSave("ID") = Cint(mid(frmItem,10)) then '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Saving Record with ID: " & RstSave("ID") & " | " & Request.Form(frmitem) & " | " & Clng(Request.Form("txtHT" & mid(frmitem,6))) & "<BR>" 'Write the Form Field to the Recordset RstSave("Service") = trim(Request.Form("txtServID" & mid(frmitem,10))) RstSave("Description") = trim(Request.Form("txtID" & mid(frmitem,10))) RstSave.Update end if end if next RstSave.MoveNext loop end if RstSave.Close set RstSave = Nothing end if
'***** Physician Directory *****
case "Edit Physician Directory"
if len(Request.Form("cmdSaveRec")) > 0 then
Set RstSave = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
SQL = "SELECT * FROM tblDoctor ORDER BY ID;"
RstSave.Open SQL, Conn, 3, 2
if RstSave.BOF and RstSave.EOF then
else RstSave.MoveFirst 'Step thru Recordset '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Starting Recordset<BR>" do While not RstSave.EOF 'Check each Item returned by the Form '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "<BR>" for each frmItem in Request.Form 'Is it a Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "IsNumeric Results: " & Isnumeric(mid(frmItem,13)) & "<BR>" if isnumeric(mid(frmItem,13)) then 'Does it Match the Current Record? '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "ID: " & RstSave("ID") & "-" & mid(frmItem,13) & " = 0 ?: " & (RstSave("ID") - Cint(mid(frmItem,13))) = 0 & " <BR>" if RstSave("ID") = Cint(mid(frmItem,13)) then '*** Debug Line ***'Response.Write "Saving Record with ID: " & RstSave("ID") & " | " & Request.Form(frmitem) & " | " & Clng(Request.Form("txtHT" & mid(frmitem,13))) & "<BR>" 'Write the Form Field to the Recordset RstSave("LName") = trim(Request.Form("txtLName" & mid(frmitem,13))) RstSave("FName") = trim(Request.Form("txtFName" & mid(frmitem,13))) RstSave("Title") = trim(Request.Form("txtTitle" & mid(frmitem,13))) RstSave("DEPT") = trim(Request.Form("txtDEPT" & mid(frmitem,13))) RstSave("Phone") = trim(Request.Form("txtPhone" & mid(frmitem,13))) RstSave.Update end if end if next RstSave.MoveNext loop end if RstSave.Close set RstSave = Nothing end if
I had a massive Access file of almost a GB in size. and I deleted all records off the tables hoping it would shrink and my purpose was to have the tables alone in their structures. However despite deleting all records, the database file size seems to stay the same. anybody knows why this is so? I don't think we can "commit" changes to databases done in access as it is done in other databases. anybody knows why this is so?
I am trying to trouble-shoot an issue with a Access 2002 database. Basically I have the database file shared out on a local network and there are 4 users accessing it. Well, there are using Access 2003 when opening the db file, but every time they exit the db, it is getting corrupted beyond repair.
Any suggestions?
Could it be a version issue? Since I developed it in Access 2002 and they are accessing with a Client 2003ver?
Hi, We migrated on DB to a shared network drive. But the users cannot open the DB. It keep give an error message that microsoft access can't find the database file. Please advise.
I have been trying to figure this out for ages but I cant seem to get the code right or find any info on it.
In my database i have a mail merge on a button click which creates a new merged word document. I then need a way of when the user saves the document in word, bringing back the file path and putting it in a table called tblHistory with the correct customer ID in there too.
Okay so I created a database inventory. I know I can turn it into a "application" making it a EXE file. I was wondering after that being done could I burn that into a CD? So it would boot from the CD. Pretty make it work like a program application as in word, excel, etc..
I need to open an Excel file that has been stored in the Access Database using the insert Object functionality of MS Access manually.
What i am aware of is that i cant just read the field containing the Excel File into a Byte Array and pass it to the Excel object in C#,as the file is wrapped in the OLE Wrapper used by Access while inserting the file in database.
I have tried locating the Header of Excel file from the byte array and read the file from there on but it is not working.
while (true) { if (0xE11AB1A1E011CFD0 == BitConverter.ToUInt64(byStream, i)) break; i++; } output.Write(byStream, i, byStream.Length - i-1);
byStream is a byte array into which i have read the Excel file from Database. I am locating the Excel file header in the byte stream and am writing the byte array to a file from that location.But on opening the written file it dosent work. Similar approach had worked in case of Images but now in this case.
Can some one please tell me as to how i can open the Excel File. Can I use Interop.Access object to achieve the goal??
Is there a way to open an Access Database from a batch file or VBS file wait for 20 seconds and then close the Access file. Preferably I would like the Access file to run in either invisible or minimized mode. I would like the Access Database to close again after the 20 seconds has elapsed.
(The reason for this is so that the Database can refresh itself from Sharepoint on another users machine so that the excel reports on his machine are up to date).
I started quite simple, just wanted to read to node MsgId. This is the code I use:
Private Sub ReadXML_Click() Dim aDoc As DOMDocument60 Dim aNode As IXMLDOMNode Set aDoc = New MSXML2.DOMDocument60 aDoc.async = False aDoc.Load DLookup("C:Sample.XML")
[Code] ....
Whatever I try: //MsgId or MsgId the results is "No nodes". How to read to XML.
Besides reading one node, the next challenge will be iterating the PmtInf node. There can be 1 in the XML file but also 50.
I am having difficulty importing a large txt file into my database, due to the first column containing a * prefix. normally i would just go through the document and delete it, but this file is quite large at over 100k records.
Is there anyway of importing this file in access 2010 and telling access to ignore the first column?
I have an Access Database of around 8MB. However, after a day's use, this file size increases to around 110MB. If I run a Compact and Repair, the file returns to it's usual size. The first time I noticed this, the file had reached a size of 2GB which is a bit alarming. The file does get used but only appending around 50 records a day and making some amendments. What could be causing this increase?
I'd like to import an excel file but the data begin from cell "A10", above there is a "privacy text".Is it possibile import or link the excel data in an access table directly from the cell A10?
As I am having difficulty keeping my database at work digitally signed due to other users using the database; I was curious if I could create a batch file to automatically run at night to sign the database, so that it can automatically update in the AM, without being prompted questions. Or something of this sort?
I'm trying to import data from our current Database Pro v1.0 DB to an Access DB that I'm creating.
Our DBPRO is essentially a flat-file data entry program. It has a "subform" for history events that isn't actually in it's own table, but all concatenated in a single [History] field.
Basically, when viewed in DBPRO, it's broken into different records, yet it's actually stored as one. DBPRO uses °, ±, □, and 0's to separate the different "fields", but Access can't seem to break it down automatically.
When I export the data to a CSV file, everything else comes through with minimal problems. The [History] field, of course, comes in as a huge block of concatenated records.
I've attached an example of this below. I included only the field in question, ([History]), and the primary key, ([Last Name/Cust]). The first tab in my example is a single record, recently imported. The second tab shows how I need it to be, broken into multiple records.
Is there anyway I can split these records, while maintaining the primary key? It's my goal to have all the other information in one table, and the history records in a separate one.
Thanks so much for your help! I've researched all over, and just can't seem to find a similar problem, or solution. :(
I have a data entry form to add new records to an Access database file called Claims. An auto-incrementing sequence number (SeqNbr) needs to be kept PER YEAR. If the user enters a date the sequence number pertaining to the year of this date needs to be incremented. The first record within a new year of course takes value 1.Records can be added at random for different years.
A simple SQL-statement can be made to determine the new sequence number:SELECT max(Claims.SeqNbr) + 1 from Claims where year(this.value) = year(Claims.EventDate)...this.value meaning the value of the date control in which the user entered the date.I need to return the new sequence number to another field on the form in which also the COMPANY CODE, YYYY and MM from the EventDate, the new sequence number and the USER INITIALS are concatenated.
I am currently using Access 2010, and have successfully split a database, using the Access wizard.However, whenever a second or third user opens the database - with their front-end database file - they encounter the following message;The Microsoft Access Database engine cannot open or write to the file ". It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view and write its data.
I have researched the internet and see that it has something to do with network permissions. I have worked with my IT department and this appears to be resolved!
Is there a setting I need to check in the front-end and/or back-end copies of the databases?Why is there no file name in the error message?
Using Access 2007, can I return a value for CurrentProject.FileFormat WITHOUT opening the database?
I'm looking for a way to determine the file version of a given Access database without actually "opening" the database in Access (I don't want it to ever be visible at all or in any way).
So to open a database in Access 2007 "without opening it," I'm using:
Code: Dim db As DAO.Database Set db = DBEngine.Workspaces(0).OpenDatabase("C:Path-ToFile.accdb")
From here, there are at least two different "version" indicators that can be used, as in this example:
Now, if you run this code on an Access 2002/2003 .MDB file, you will get:
Code: 4.0 09.50
If you run this code on an Access 2007 .ACCDB file, you get:
Code: 12.0 09.50
Note two important factors:The db.Properties("Version") seems to be returning the JET version from what I can see in research. This is NOT what I'm after.
The db.Properties("AccessVersion") returns THE SAME VALUE for an '07 ACCDB as it does for an '02-'03 MDB, since Microsoft never updated it, apparently.
Now.... the one way that I have found that ACCURATELY describes the version of a given access database file is to use:
Code: Debug.Print CurrentProject.FileFormat
...as this will always return, for example, 2.0 for an Access 2.0 .MDB file; 10 for an Access 2002/03 .MDB file; and 12 for and Access 2007 .ACCDB file (and there are others; these are AcFileFormat bitmask constants as described in Access support).
BUT, this CurrentProject object doesn't seem to be available (so far as I can see) when using the "open without opening" method described above.
SO, is there any way to return the FileFormat value without opening the database visibly? (Merely basing it in the extension isn't right either.... that would be easy but not accurate as several formats use MDB.
I have limited programming skills but a basic understanding of databases.I want to create a database in Access that links to contacts in an Outlook pst file, and in the Access database I want to create a series of date dependant tasks or processes that I can apply to the relevant contact.The object being to to save that collection of tasks to apply to different contacts within Access.
I read in the book (Access 2013 inside out), one of the way to distributing access database is creating an application shortcut.
Now i have an Access 2013 file on my computer (with office 2013 and windows 7) other users have office 2007 and windows (XP) on their computers. now i want to give a copy of this file to other users without save as that to 2007.
I would like to know how i can do that with creating an application shortcut , if it is possible because in the book I could not find the way if there is?
