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Explore four access 2010 architectures: the entire database on the server, a split database, a database project with Microsoft SQL Server, and a web database with SharePoint.
Use data macros in access 2010 to fire on table events and automate quantity-based discounts. Learn to create event-driven macros and inspect the event log on the orders details table.
Master left and right outer joins in Access to include all records from a table with related data, compare to inner joins, and resolve ambiguous outer joins, plus crosstab basics.
Create an auto fill form in access 2010 advanced to automatically populate related customer details when selecting a customer, without coding, and allow edits that sync back to the tables.
Use the tab control to organize a long order form into customer detail, shipping, and payment tabs, so most information fits on one screen and tab order guides navigation.
Explore how Access form events drive behavior, from On Current and On Load to On Close and Timer, including focus, dirty state, and testing with macros.
Learn to design Microsoft Access forms with embedded and standalone macros that control credit card visibility and validate credit card number and expiration date using on click and set property.
Learn how to wrap up and distribute an Access database by setting auto start options, startup forms, login screens, securing with a password, and converting to an A.S.C. e-file.
Convert your Access 2010 database to an accde file using save as, advanced, and make accde. Package and sign the file, use the compatibility checker for SharePoint, and enable backup.
This course builds on the Introduction and Intermediate courses to show techniques to bring all of the different Access objects together to make a cohesive application. It does this by showing the viewer how and why Microsoft Access utilizes the Properties and Events of the different objects. Finally, the course shows the viewer how to create macros using the new Macro editor and how to select the proper Control and Event for the best possible outcome.