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Quick Queries #29 By Richard Rost ![]() ![]() Access Alternatives, Nav Pane, Ad Hoc Relationships In this Quick Queries tutorial, I will show you how to address common concerns about Microsoft Access including finding alternatives if your company doesn't support it, using Access as a front-end for SQL Server, and securing a split database. You'll gain insights on navigating the navigation pane, managing global vs. ad hoc relationships, and tips for utilizing Access with web-based forms. Learn how to deal with record locks and handling footers within your forms. We'll also touch on effective database management for multiple users, tackling macro recording in Access, and the importance of understanding the limitations and strengths of Access in a corporate setting. PrerequisitesLinks
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Keywords: TechHelp Access, Quick Queries, alternatives to Access, Access VBA, Excel VBA, database front end, SQL Server frontend, ASP for Access, Access PowerApps, Access spaghetti code, Visual Basic criticism, datasheet view restrictions, datasheet in subform, Acc PermaLink Microsoft Access Quick Queries #29 |