Opt 1) Use managed code, create a connection to the db, and execute the
queries as needed.
Opt 2) (this may be the simplest) Create secondary data connections to the
access db queries (1 for each query, as in the access macro).
> Hi;
> I have made a macro in Access called Availability; that executes SQL
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> greattings
> JS
Jhon S. - 25 Apr 2006 16:12 GMT
Thanks; Bob.
Can you help me finding some managed code exsamples ?...or web pages...!
Much apreciated your help...
JS
> Opt 1) Use managed code, create a connection to the db, and execute the
> queries as needed.
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> > greattings
> > JS