Inserting Photos As Records In Access 2003
Sep 6, 2012I have created a tabel in access 2003 which has information about employees and i have to put even their photos as records so i can see them in a report that i have created too.
View RepliesI have created a tabel in access 2003 which has information about employees and i have to put even their photos as records so i can see them in a report that i have created too.
View RepliesI'm using Access 2003.
if I create an Import Specification, how do I add an extra field in the middle of the field list? All I can see to do is re-enter all fields from the new field downward.
Hi.
How can I select a name from a drop-down box and display the corresponding student's photo that is stored as a JPEG?
Thanks.
Access 2003, Win XP Pro
I have tried to find information on how to do this but everything I try fails.
I have a form on which I want to display JPG photos which are stored in a folder called FCP. The path to each photo is stored in the database table. Each record will have one photo only and the path looks something like this:
C:Documents and SettingsBKALProjectLRFCP4.jpg
Can someone tell me exactly how to design a form picture field that will display the relevant photo?
Thanks!
I currently Have this form setup in 2 sections. The first section includes 2 text boxes for Eligibility Number (field name = EligibilityNum) and the second for School (SchoolName). The second section is a subform called sfrmSchools that includes all the eligibility numbers, schools and other useful information.
I have created an Access 2003 database from a ledger. The main key is an eligibility number that corresponds to a school. There are over 2000 schools in my database. How can I program Access to automatically find the record (eligibility number or school) if I type it in the first section. For instance if I was looking for a given school with an eligibility number of 5670A0324. If I type in '56' I would be taken to those eligibility numbers with 56 to show. Same for if I typed in the name of a school. If the school I wanted started with 'D', I would be taken to them.
How many records does MS Access 2003 hold, i.e. is there a limitation & what is it?The toolbox greys out after being selected on the Menu options even though Tools/Startup/allow built-in toolbars is selected - how to activate the toolbox in 2003 version?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow can I link multiple images from a folder on my drive to each record without making the database file huge?
Each record is a plant species. I want to link to photos of flower, seed, etc. See attached database example.
I would then like those images to appear on a report for each species. How would I go about doing this, if it is indeed possible?
Ok, I know this is already part of another thread, but my problem is a bit more complex...
The database I've been designing catalogs traffic signal equipment at every intersection in a 12-county area. There's about 480 intersections in the database. My boss pointed out the need to have the intersections listed in geographic order. For example, if I have three intersections on IL Rte. 5 - John Deere Rd, Bauer Parkway, and Industrial Park Rd, they need to be listed in the order in which they exist on the road (from east to west or north to south). Alphabetically, the intersections would be Bauer, Industrial, John Deere. But, as you drive down the road (from east to west), the intersections occur as Industrial, Bauer, and John Deere.
I can sort the intersections according to their "corridors" without any trouble, but I have to force the geographic order of the individual intersections by assigning each an index value (like "1", "2", and "3"). Better yet, I can assign the indices in multiples of 10, 100 or 1000, (1,2,3 becomes 10,20,30 or 100, 200, 300, etc.) and guarantee there will likely always be a sequential position available in the geographic index for a new intersection. Plus, I can always pick the "middle" of the range for each new insertion. For example, if Bauer has a geographic index of 200 and John Deere's is 300, then I can give Zebulon a value of 250 - leaving equal room for insertions before and after Zebulon in the future.
Pulling this off isn't hard - I know how to do it. The problem is running out of positions in the index. In the case of my database, it is unlikely we'll ever add more than two or three intersections between two existing ones, so using multiples 100 is probably best. In this case, I can add at least 6 intersections before I run into the possibility of having two intersections whose indices have a difference of only 1. Using 1000, the value goes up to 9. Each multiple of ten gives you 3 more entries (minimum) before encountering consecutive indices. I guess the inherent problem is figuring out a more "infinite" way of accomplishing this. I don't readily need it, but on the off chance that I do end up with consecutive intersections (that I have to insert between), it'll require manual re-numbering to fix the problem.
That's my solution, but there may be something simpler. Any thoughts?
Hi!
Please, please, please help me!
I have created a form that should get Date, Day inputed by a user. Then it must place 8 the same records in the table.
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks in advance
Hi!
I hope this is the right section for posting this Q.
I use Access 2003 on WinXP pro as front-end & for back-end a MySql on a Linux server. I use MyODBC to connect to the back-end and all the tables are on the back-end. The workstation is connected to the server via VPN (so the server and the station are on different locations).
Quite often I get a problem that not all records are inserted into a table. E.g. I have like 5 - 15 records (up to 10 fields) in one table and I want to transfer/copy them to another:
strSql = "INSERT INTO tblDetailNakup " & _
"SELECT tblDetailNakupTemp.* " & _
"FROM tblDetailNakupTemp;"
docmd.runsql strSql
most of the time it works OK, but from time to time a couple of records are missing.
What could be the problem? Is there any way for somekind of a check, if all has been inserted otherwise the query is repeated?
TNX in advance,
Miha
Hey guys, got another question for you.
I have a table that has the follow fields (this is for a mailing schedule)
Job Name, Mail Date, Job Number, ID #, Material Due Date, Quantity To Mail
Here's the problem I'm having.
For each "Job" that we have, it can have multiple "Mail Date(s)". I'm trying to create a form that will allow a person to enter one "Job Name" and multiple "Mail Date(s)" and have it create a total number of records based on the number of "Mail Date(s)" (total possible is 4). Example below.
I'm creating a mailing for "Free Hot Coffee", I enter the "Job Name" once, and enter 4 "Mailing Date(s)", then click a button and have Access add 4 records for "Free Hot Coffee" each with a separate "Mail Date"
Is this possible? If so how? I was thinking of using a For loop but didn't know if it was possible.
Thanks in advance.
Hi all,
Really, I am very happy to be a member in this great forum with those great members....
I have a form with three text boxes and one button "Submit". This form is build based on a table with three columns. How can I insert records into this table through that form by clicking that button "Submit"....
Thank u and sorry 4 bothering u....
Hi all,
Really, I am very happy to be a member in this great forum with those great members....
I have a form with two text boxes and one button "Submit". And also, I have a table with two columns. How can I insert records into this table through that form by clicking that button "Submit"....
I think it is simple, but I am very beginner in Access....
See the attached file....
Thank u and sorry 4 bothering u....
hi all,
I have created the database with multiple tables. I've created one main table to store all records from other tables. Then I have make several forms to enter record into several tables.
What I'd like to make is that when I enter new record to any one of those other tables, then it will be automitically add to the main table also. The record no of main table will be automatically increase by itself when the new record came in.
Can anyone help me with it?
thanks.
How does one get multiple records inserted into a table at once, when you press the "Add Record" button? Resulting in the table below:
MAKE
MODEL
GAS / ELECTRIC
COUNT
YES / NO
Honda
Accord
Electric
1
YES
Honda
Accord
Gas
3
YES
Honda
Civic
Gas
0
NO
Ford
Mustang
Gas
4
YES
This is how it must be setup, all I need is to know how.
I have a database consisting of two tables. One table is meant to be a running log of entries (Table A) and the other is simply used to house specific information relating to certain records (Table B). There is a form within the database that is used for data entry. Within that form there is a subform that has a button that will automatically insert a new record into the running log (Table A). This button currently carries over one value (a Doctor's ID) but I also need this button to begin carrying over my employee's name as well. I have tried numerous times and I can not get this second value to carry over.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a tabular form with many rows of records. Users add some additional information and now I would like to insert it into a new table.
I tried to use below code and it works but it inserts only first row out of many. So I just wonder how to amend it to insert all data?
Code:
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO [PO Lines - Table] ([SKU], [SKU Description], [Barcode], [Qty], [Unit Price], [PO Number], [Range])" & _
" VALUES ('" & Me.SKU & "','" & Me.SKU_Description & "',''" & Me.Barcode & "''," & Me.Qty & "," & Me.Unit_Price & ",'" & Me.PONumber & "','" & Me.Range & "')"
I'm trying to insert 10% of a dataset from dbo_billing into another table Random_Temp. Another form is open when this query is to be ran that passess in the billyear and billmonth... I'm sure it's a syntax issue as I can isolate the random number part and it displays the appropriate data, I just can't re-write it to insert into the other table:
INSERT INTO Random_Temp ( indx, peopleId, audited )
SELECT TOP 10 PERCENT b.indx, b.peopleId, b.audited
FROM dbo_Billing AS b
WHERE (((b.billYear)=[Forms]![billing]![billyear]) AND ((b.billMonth)=[Forms]![billing]![billmonth]) AND ((b.recertifying)=-1))
ORDER BY Rnd(-(1000*b.indx)*Time());
Dear All:
I am currently printing a letter from access to word using a command button. So far, so good.
However, I wish to add the person's name on the letter who I am currently viewing on the form. The name of the fields on the form is called "FULL NAME".
Here is the code I am using to print the letter from Access:
Private Sub PrintLetter_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_PrintLetter_Click
Dim oApp As Object
Set oApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
oApp.Visible = True
Set appWord = New Word.Application
' The path/name of the Word document goes here
Set wdDoc = appWord.Documents.Open("C:documents and settingsuserdesktopEXPRESS DIPLOMA LETTER.doc")
wdDoc.PrintOut (False)
wdDoc.Close (False)
appWord.Quit
Set wdDoc = Nothing
Set appWord = Nothing
Exit_PrintLetter_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_PrintLetter_Click:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_PrintLetter_Click
End Sub
Any help is appreciated.
Regrds,
Dee
Alrght I'm new to access databases so I don't want to make the mistake of assuming I know more than I do, so please help me out if you can. Thanks.
I would like to insert a DataTable that is created from reading an ASPX page's TextBoxes into an Access table or two. So here is my code for the insert.
Code: C#
PHP Code:#region Insert
public bool Insert(ref DataTable InsertData)
{
OleDbConnection myConnection = new OleDbConnection();
OleDbCommand myCommand = new OleDbCommand();
OleDbDataAdapter myAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter();
OleDbParameter param;
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
StringBuilder SQL = new StringBuilder();
try
{
// Build SQL Statement
SQL.Append("INSERT INTO Driver (");
SQL.Append(" Driver.ID,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.ReservationID,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.PrimaryContact,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.FirstName,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.LastName,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Address1,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Address2,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.City,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.State,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Postal_Code,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Ownership,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.HomePhone,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.CellPhone,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.AutoInsurance,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Agent,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Policy,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Phone,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.Birthday,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DriverLicNum,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DriverLicState,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DriverLicExpDt,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DrivingRecord,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DrivingRecordDetails,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.DriverNumber,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.IsDriver,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.InsertDt,");
SQL.Append(" Driver.ReservationID)");
// Insert Values
SQL.Append(" VALUES(");
SQL.Append(" @ReservationID,");
SQL.Append(" @PrimaryContact,");
SQL.Append(" @FirstName,");
SQL.Append(" @LastName,");
SQL.Append(" @Address1,");
SQL.Append(" @Address2,");
SQL.Append(" @City,");
SQL.Append(" @State,");
SQL.Append(" @Postal_Code,");
SQL.Append(" @Ownership,");
SQL.Append(" @HomePhone,");
SQL.Append(" @CellPhone,");
SQL.Append(" @AutoInsurance,");
SQL.Append(" @Agent,");
SQL.Append(" @Policy,");
SQL.Append(" @Phone,");
SQL.Append(" @Birthday,");
SQL.Append(" @DriverLicNum,");
SQL.Append(" @DriverLicState,");
SQL.Append(" @DriverLicExpDt,");
SQL.Append(" @DrivingRecord,");
SQL.Append(" @DrivingRecordDetails,");
SQL.Append(" @DriverNumber,");
SQL.Append(" @IsDriver,");
SQL.Append(" @InsertDt,");
SQL.Append(" @ReservationID)");
SQL.Append(" )");
// Define Connection
myConnection.ConnectionString = _ConnectionString;
// Build Command
myCommand.Connection = myConnection;
myCommand.CommandType = CommandType.Text;
myCommand.CommandText = SQL.ToString();
// Execute
myConnection.Open();
myAdapter.SelectCommand = myCommand;
myCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
}
catch( Exception myException )
{
// Raise Error
throw new System.Exception("Exception occurred in: " + MODULE_NAME + ".GetListByRVType(). Exception Error: " + myException.Message, myException);
}
finally
{
// Clean up
myConnection.Close();
myCommand.Dispose();
myAdapter.Dispose();
}
}
#endregion
I want to update an MS Access table date field with a blank date. How do I go about it? Right now, if the "dateAskFor_Funds" text field is blank, and I try to update the "AskFor_Funds_Date" field in the database, I get an error. That is why I don't do anything.
What expression should I use in the place of
intJunk = 1
in the code caption below.
Private Sub cmdUpdateApplication_Click()
Dim todaysDate
Dim intJunk As Integer
Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset
todaysDate = Date ' MyDate contains the current system date.
Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset
rst.Open "EA_Apps_List", CurrentProject.Connection, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic
…
…
…
If IsNull(Me!dateAskFor_Funds) Or Me!dateAskFor_Funds = "" Then
intJunk = 1
Else
rst!AskFor_Funds_Date = Format(Me!dateAskFor_Funds, "Short Date")
End If
…
…
…
Set rst = Nothing
End Sub
focking pissed off. i want to add an image to a some forms, the database is all working and that. but when i put a picture in in the design view and then go to view it the whole thing crashs. i nearly lost the whole data base from putting one on the home page, thank fock i had a back up and now ionly have to redo one form as the other one wont open anymore it will just crash every time i try to open it. i have no idea whats going on, i have other images that i put on it before, but i cant put any on now. anyone every encounted this and how do i over come it!
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am currently using access 97.
I am trying to read from an excel file that has the same format but changes data every day due to reports that I run from a different program. I just export them to this excel file called test.xls
What I want to do is import this data from the excel file and insert it into existing data in my table. I need to this every day.
Currently I cannot get the data to append. I can only insert the data once and cannot get it to append. I tried using macros, but think it would be better to use VB.
Any help you could provide would be great.
Thank You
I like to store SQL code as a memo field in a table. I then use a form to collect selection criteria from the user, and this is used to create a 'WHERE' clause which is then appended to the stored SQL. This has always worked, but in one recent case the SQL failed. On examination I discovered that although the SQL is correctly stored in the memo field, when Access retrieves the code it inserts a space character in the middle of one of the words, thereby of course creating an invalid SQL string. It's easy to work around it, but why this happens? A bug in Access?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a specific form, paper version, that I'd like to reproduce in an Access report. This form, which has 34 blank lines in the paper version, is used when people need to borrow some Tools or Equipment on a short period of time.
My report is made up in Access, but, if a person signs for, lets say, three different piece of Equipment, once it is sent to the printer, it prints three lines, which are the equipement signed for and it leave a big empty space before it reach the page footer.
What I need is something that will fill that empty space with blank lines. I found the following on the Net which meets my needs up to a point. What I mean is once it print the last line, it keeps on printing the last line until it meets the total count of 34 lines.
Here what I found on the Net: (note that I have a =count(*) into the Group Header)
Option Compare Database 'Use database order for string comparisons
Option Explicit
Global TotCount As Integer
' Call the SetCount() function from the group header section's
' OnPrint property using the syntax: =SetCount(Report)
[Code] ....
I submitted an attach file (blank_lines.gif) to show you what I end up with.
In a Access 2003 database, I have an "Inscriptions" (subscription) database with a primary key on 2 fields idPersonnel (employee) and idSession. I have made a form so that user can select a session (in a listbox), then one or more employee (another listbox) and suscribe them to that session by using a button, which, on VBA side, first check that there is enough room on the session (defined by "MaxParticipants" field on "Sessions" table, linked to "Inscriptions" table on idSession), then insert data in "Inscriptions" table
This is working fine in a single-user environnement, but fails if 2 people want to join some employees on the same session at the same time, as I have a confirmation message between check and insertion. Therefore 2 users can select employees, get the confirmation message (at this point both are told there is enough room), resulting in having more people than expected joined to the session. Fortuneatly, if both users try to insert the same employee(s) to that table, one will get a duplicate error, but insertion will be made if employees are different.
On another DB engine, such as SQL server, I would use a stored procedure that would lock the table, do the check and the insertion then unlock the table.
But it does not seem to be possible in MS Access. What are the possibilities in MS Access to prevent a session from having more than maximum number of participants ?