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Are you ready to go beyond the basics to fully exploit the power of Microsoft Access? Do you want to build powerful applications that provide enhanced functionality and increase user productivity? You can easily make an Access database do a whole lot more than can be achieved with the provided user interface. All you need is this book and a desire to learn how to communicate with Access in its built-in language—Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA. Learn Microsoft Access 2000 Programming by Example takes a gradual approach to teaching you about VBA. Start by learning VBA structures and constructs, and familiarizing yourself with the Visual Basic environment. Then find out about two object models that Access uses—DAO and ADO. Add some SQL/DDL skills, and then determine what really happens in forms and reports with event-driven programming. Finally, learn how to operate your database from a Web browser. |
