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advanced microsoft access training courses in london - VBA
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Reply Fri 4 May 2007, 10:38Delegate Thomas said...
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What code should I use to connect to a database and recordset within VBA in Access? Is there a short name to refer to the database that the module (in which you are writing VBA) resides in?
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Hi Thomas
There are a number of ways of connecting to an access database, and it really does depend on the current setting for your access database. Please see the link below for the most common and newest form of database connection.
Access database vba connect
Hope this helps
David
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