MS Access

Thoughts on Improving DBA Productivity

Lockwood Lyon offers ideas for how database administrators can react less, think more …

Database Buyer's Guide Conclusion: Which Database Is Best for You?

Desktop databases, server databases, the Cloud or open source – which route is …

The Self-Taught Programmer: Microsoft Access 2010 24-Hour Trainer Review

Danny Lesandrini says the best way to learn programming is to start with Microsoft …

Desktop Database Buying Guide

A look at Microsoft Access, FileMaker Pro and Alpha Five.

Migrating Microsoft Access Databases to SQL Server 2008

Migrating your Microsoft Access database to SQL Server isn't necessarily easy, but it …

Leverage Fancy Data Types in Microsoft Access 2010

Special data types in Microsoft Access are well worth looking at if you're sure you …

Iron Speed Designer: Web App Development Made Easy

Database Journal columnist Danny Lesandrini calls Iron Speed Designer 'without a doubt, …

Use the Cloud to Manage License Key Authentication

As Access developers begin thinking in terms of "the Cloud", all sorts of …

Exploring the Access 2010 Interface

This excerpt, extracted from Microsoft Access 2010 Inside Out packs hundreds of …

Book Review: Access Solutions Tips, Tricks and Secrets

Microsoft Access 2010 is a significant release. It's the version that developers will …

Microsoft Access Code Snippets and Other Useful Bits

Over the course of some years, a programmer collects useful code snippets into a library …

Leveraging Data Macro in Microsoft Access 2010

Finally, Microsoft Access developers have a version of table triggers at their disposal. …

Book Review: Access 2010 Programmer's Reference

Back in June we evaluated four great Access 2010 books that had just been released. …

Top 10 Productivity Tips for Microsoft Access 2010

Are you just getting used to working in Microsoft Access 2010? Danny Lesandrini shares …

Exploring Relational Database Theory and Practice

Microsoft Access 2010 has a collection of wizards to lead you step-by-step through each …