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ID: 28702

Stephen Forte, Thomas Howe, Kurt Wall, Paul Kimmel, Russ Mullen

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Authors: Stephen Forte, Thomas Howe, Kurt Wall, Paul Kimmel, Russ Mullen

ISBN: 83-7197-669-0
Format: B5, 704 pages
Hardcover
Publisher: Helion

About the book
This book is written by Access programmers and for Access developers. Many books are currently written by professional instructors and writers. The authors of this book deal with the same as you - they create applications for their users in Access. In this book, we share our experience. We focus on those properties of Access that you will most likely use - we do not describe each button and dialog tab indefinitely. Regardless of whether you write applications in Access professionally, change the tool with Visual Basica or other programming language, you think about using Access as the user interface for the SQL Server database server, Oracle, Informix or Sybase, or simply an inexperienced Access user, wanting to know its technical details - this is a book for you.
This is the only book about Access that describes the work with the Oracle database so accurately. The first time I had to create an Access application using Oracle, I was very disappointed with the lack of literature on the subject. The experience of James Ralston in combining Access with the Oracle database has been used in one of the chapters. In addition, you will find two full chapters on how Access works with SQL Server and many chapters of other chapters that describe the same problem.

The best describes the use of Access on the Internet. The popularity of the Internet has influenced not only many major companies in the computer industry - including Microsoft - but thanks to it, the way of software development has changed unexpectedly. Many books about Access still treat the Internet as a problem to think about; this book describes the Network alongside other programming environments. Indeed, the Internet is another programming platform, and Access is a database that allows the creation of data-driven applications. We also described how to create a web server from scratch on a Windows 2000 / NT computer and use Windows 95 with Personal Web Server installed. The issues described in this book cover many problems related to the use of Access on the Internet: starting from XML, ASP, DAP and Office network components, on the latest trends in programming.

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