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| Target
Audience: |
| Access
2000 developers who need a good understanding of the potential
available using the VBA language. |
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| Prerequisites: |
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A thorough understanding of Microsoft Access 2000, including
designing & running macros and events gained through attendance
on the Advanced course or commensurate knowledge gained through
experience. |
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When to use VBA instead of macros
The VBA Development Environment
Coding in VBA & Writing Procedures
Using Variables and Expressions
Branching and Looping Commands
Typing in Code & Indenting Code
Using Arrays and Collections
Optional and Named Arrangements
Passing Arrays as Arguments
Code Compilation
Finding Bugs & Debugging Code
Types of Erro
Ignoring Errors & Trapping Errors
Writing useful Error Handlers
Logging Errors
Active X Data Objects (ADO)
ADO Programming model
ADO Objects
ADO Collections
ADO Methods
ADO Events
ADO Properties
Using ADO
Connect to a Data Source
Start a Transaction
Create an SQL Command
Execute the SQL Command
Manipulate Recordsets
Class Modules
Using a Class's Properties Methods
The PDM Example; Time Managing Multiple Projects
Form Events and Properties
Using Form Events
Code Behind Forms; Changing Form Properties
Soft Validation; Creating Validation Event Procedures
Value Derivation; Creating New Form Instances
Tying Forms/Reports Together
Using Form Class Modules
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