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I've heard that one can replace lots of queries(along with their complicated relationships) with a module in VB code. If thats possible, what procedure should i come about to do so?
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A module allows you to write and execute Visual Basic from MS Access. You could place complex calculations or write routines that are performed numerous times or file system access methods in these modules. These modules could allow you to encapsulate and reuse code.
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I would suggest obtaining a copy of "SQL server and ADO programming" 'complete' published by Sybex. $19.99. It's a compilation of the best database programming articles for VB. shows how to do what you have in mind.
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