Access 2002 Developer's Handbook^TM Set

by Paul Litwin; Ken Getz; Mike Gunderloy

• ISBN13: 9780782140118
• ISBN10: 0782140114
• Edition: CD
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-01-01
• Publisher: Sybex

Summary

Expert Instruction. Advanced Coverage. An Unbeatable Price. This two-volume set provides you with the two most advanced guides to Access development at a significantly reduced price. Inside, you'll find unparalleled instruction from three internationally recognized Access experts, covering the full range of Access desktop and enterprise applications. Filled with scores of practical examples illustrating effective, elegant solutions to real-world challenges, these books provide the skills you need to be a professional Access developer. Access 2002 Desktop Developer's Handbook Design and Build Access Databases for Single Users and Small Workgroups Design Forms and Reports That Meet Users' Exact Needs Take Full Advantage of the Latest Access Functionality, Including New PivotTable and Pivot Chart Views and New Programmability Features Access 2002 Enterprise Developer's Handbook Publish Data on the Web with Data Access Pages Take Advantage of Improved SQL Server Integration and XML Support Tackle the Toughest Replication and Security Challenges Put the New Office Web Components to Work in Your Access Applications

Table of Contents

Access 2002 Desktop Developer2s Handbook

Introduction

What2s New in Access 2002

The Access Event Model

Using VBA Class Modules

Database Design

Access SQL

ActiveX Data Objects

Controlling Controls

Topics in Form Design and Usage

Topics in Report Design

Controlling Your Printer

Shared Office Programmability

Using Access As an Automation Client

Access As an Automation Server

Error Handling and Debugging

Application Optimization

Accessing DLLs and the Windows API

Harnessing Wizard Magic

Building Add-Ins

The Reddick VBA Naming Conventions, Version 7

Data Access Objects

Controlling Your Printer

Index

Access 2002 Enterprise Developer2s Handbook

Introduction

What2s New in Access 2002

Developing Multiuser Jet Applications

Designing Client-Server Applications

Creating SQL Server Databases

Creating Stored Procedures, Functions, and Triggers

Using ActiveX Data Objects with Server Data

Developing ADP Applications

Securing Your Application

Mastering Replication

Creating Data Access Pages

Scripting Data Access Pages

Using the Office Web Components

Using Access as a Web Client

Publishing Access Data on the Web

Integrating Access with XML

Using Source Code Control

Setup and Deployment

The Reddick VBA Naming Conventions, Version 7

VBA versus VBScript

Index

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