OPTION | 40 |DESCRIPTION | 41 |
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/decompile | 44 |Undocumented command line. Will sometimes remove old code and objects from the database and make it faster. | 45 |
/excl | 48 |Opens the specified Access database for exclusive access. To open the database for shared access in a multiuser environment, omit this option. Applies to Access databases only. | 49 |
/ro | 52 |Opens the specified Access database or Access project for read-only access. | 53 |
/user user name | 56 |Starts Access by using the specified user name. Applies to Access databases only. | 57 |
/pwd password | 60 |Starts Access by using the specified password. Applies to Access databases only. | 61 |
/profile user profile | 64 |Starts Access by using the options in the specified user profile instead of the standard Windows Registry settings created when you installed Microsoft Access. This replaces the /ini option used in versions of Microsoft Access prior to Access 97 to specif | 65 |
/compact target database or target Access project | 68 |Compacts and repairs the Access database, or compacts the Access project that was specified before the /compact option, and then closes Access. If you omit a target file name following the /compact option, the file is compacted to the original name and fo | 69 |
/repair | 72 |Repairs the Access database that was specified before the /repair option, and then closes Microsoft Access. In Microsoft Access 2000 or later, compact and repair functionality is combined under /compact. The /repair option is supported for backward compat | 73 |
/convert target database | 76 |Converts a previous-version Access database or Access project to the default file format, renames the new file, and then closes Access. You must specify the source database before you use the /convert option. To view the default file format, click Options | 77 |
/x macro | 80 |Starts Access and runs the specified macro. Another way to run a macro when you open a database is to use an AutoExec macro. | 81 |
/cmd | 84 |Specifies that what follows on the command line is the value that will be returned by the Command function. This option must be the last option on the command line. You can use a semicolon (;) as an alternative to /cmd. 85 | Use this option to specify a comma | 86 |
/nostartup | 89 |Starts Access without displaying the task pane (the second dialog box that you see when you start Access). | 90 |
/wrkgrp workgroup information file | 93 |Starts Access by using the specified workgroup information file. Applies to Access databases only. 94 | 95 | C:\Program Files\Access 2K Runtime\Office\MSACCESS.EXE P:\general\Database\Facilities_Management_System\v_11_1\FMS.mde /user username /pwd /wrkgrp P:\gene | 96 |
/runtime | 99 |Starts Access in runtime mode for testing. C:\Program Files\Office\MSACCESS.EXE C:\Database\database.mde /runtime | 100 |
Type | 119 |Nbr | 120 |Name | 121 |Description | 122 |Items | 123 |
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Form (-32768) | 126 |127 | | 128 | | 129 | | 130 | |
133 | | 1 | 134 |001_About_frm | 135 |A description of the Microsoft Access Database. | 136 |137 | |
140 | | 2 | 141 |002_Splash_Screen_frm | 142 |A splash screen with the company logo and the application information. | 143 |144 | |
147 | | 3 | 148 |003_Buttons_frm | 149 |Command Button example with code | 150 |151 | |
154 | | 4 | 155 |004_DSN_Password_frm | 156 |A form to login to a DSN database connection | 157 |158 | |
161 | | 5 | 162 |005_Access_Security_frm | 163 |Allow the user to login, change password, edit permission; where granted, and view list of current users. | 164 |165 | |
168 | | 6 | 169 |006_Dialogbox_Examples_frm | 170 |Dialog box examples | 171 |172 | |
175 | | 7 | 176 |010_Date_Calendar_frm | 177 |Uses the calendar dll from Microsoft (only needed previous to 2007) | 178 |179 | |
182 | | 8 | 183 |301_Roulette_frm | 184 |Roulette game | 185 |186 | |
189 | | 9 | 190 |700_Create_Filelist_frm | 191 |Recursive code to go through complete folder structure and catalog a file list | 192 |193 | |
196 | | 10 | 197 |800_Link_Manager_frm | 198 |Manage the links from server objects | 199 |200 | |
203 | | 11 | 204 |900_Check_Runtime_frm | 205 |Check performance of queries and reports | 206 |207 | |
210 | | 12 | 211 |950_Leszynski_Conventions_frm | 212 |Leszynski Naming Conventions for Microsoft Solution Developers | 213 |214 | |
217 | | 13 | 218 |980_Data_Dictionary_frm | 219 |A form that documents the columns, column descriptions, and the rest of the attributes of each table within the database whether the table is a Access or Server based. | 220 |221 | |
224 | | 225 | | 226 | | 227 | | 228 | |
Macro (-32766) | 231 |232 | | 233 | | 234 | | 235 | |
238 | | 1 | 239 |AutoKeys | 240 |Hot Key designation | 241 |242 | |
245 | | 2 | 246 |Ribbon | 247 |Access 2007-2016 Ribbon example | 248 |249 | |
252 | | 253 | | 254 | | 255 | | 256 | |
Report (-32764) | 259 |260 | | 261 | | 262 | | 263 | |
266 | | 1 | 267 |001_Organization_Logo_srp | 268 |Primary company logo. | 269 |270 | |
273 | | 2 | 274 |099_Object_Listing_Report_rpt | 275 |A listing of all the objects within the database | 276 |277 | |
280 | | 3 | 281 |803_Object_Calendar_List_rpt | 282 |A calendar style report | 283 |284 | |
287 | | 4 | 288 |803a_Calendar_List_srp | 289 |A sub-report to 803_Object_Calendar_List_rpt | 290 |291 | |
294 | | 5 | 295 |804_Weekly_Report_rpt | 296 |A 52 week style report | 297 |298 | |
301 | | 6 | 302 |805_Timeline_Report_rpt | 303 |A MS Project like time line report example | 304 |305 | |
308 | | 7 | 309 |950_Leszynski_Conventions_rpt | 310 |Leszynski Naming Conventions for Microsoft Solution Developers | 311 |312 | |
315 | | 8 | 316 |980_Data_Dictionary_rpt | 317 |A data dictionary listing of all the tables in this database | 318 |319 | |
322 | | 323 | | 324 | | 325 | | 326 | |
Module (-32761) | 329 |330 | | 331 | | 332 | | 333 | |
336 | | 1 | 337 |clsMonthCal | 338 |Calendar Class | 339 |CreateDTPControl
340 | 341 | ReDraw 342 | 343 | MultiSelect 344 | 345 | MaxSelectRangeofDays 346 | 347 | CalendarYOffset 348 | 349 | MonthRows 350 | 351 | MonthColumns 352 | 353 | WindowLocation 354 | 355 | PositionAtCursor 356 | 357 | CursorXinit 358 | 359 | CursorX 360 | 361 | CursorY 362 | 363 | FontSize 364 | 365 | FontName 366 | 367 | ShowWeekNumbers 368 | 369 | NoTodayCircle 370 | 371 | NoToday 372 | 373 | hwnd 374 | hWndForm 375 | 376 | hWndCal 377 | 378 | OneClick 379 | 380 | SelectedDate 381 | 382 | SetSelectedDateRange 383 | 384 | StartSelectedDate 385 | 386 | EndSelectedDate 387 | 388 | GetSelectedDates 389 | 390 | SetViewableMonths 391 | 392 | SetBoldDayState 393 | 394 | Class_Initialize 395 | 396 | Class_Terminate 397 | 398 | GetProperty 399 | 400 | SetProperty 401 | 402 | IsCalendar 403 | |
404 |
407 | | 2 | 408 |modCalendar | 409 |Calendar Functions | 410 |ShowMonthCalendar
411 | 412 | WindowProc 413 | 414 | GetFuncPtr 415 | 416 | SetSelectedDate 417 | 418 | SetMonths 419 | 420 | sClick 421 | 422 | ShowWeekNums 423 | 424 | sShowToday 425 | 426 | sShowcircleToday 427 | 428 | sWindowPosition 429 | 430 | UpdateCursor 431 | 432 | LocationCursorOnCalendar 433 | 434 | ReleaseClass 435 | 436 | LoWord 437 | 438 | MakeDWord 439 | |
440 |
443 | | 3 | 444 |modDate | 445 |Date functions | 446 |Timedelay
447 | 448 | DaysInMonth 449 | 450 | Age 451 | 452 | DaysInMonthMS 453 | 454 | DaysInMonth2 455 | 456 | EndOfMonth 457 | 458 | EndOfWeek 459 | 460 | FormatInterval 461 | 462 | LastBusDay 463 | 464 | LeapYear2 465 | 466 | NextDay 467 | 468 | NextDay1 469 | 470 | Num2Date 471 | 472 | PriorDay 473 | 474 | PriorDay1 475 | 476 | StartOfMonth 477 | 478 | StartOfWeek 479 | 480 | String2Date 481 | 482 | WorkDays 483 | |
484 |
487 | | 4 | 488 |modFileFunctions | 489 |Contains procedures that check and refresh the links to Northwind tables. | 490 |RefreshLinks
491 | 492 | GetDirectory 493 | 494 | FindFile 495 | 496 | ReturnAllFiles 497 | 498 | RecursiveDir 499 | 500 | TrailingSlash 501 | 502 | MSA_CreateFilterString 503 | 504 | MSA_ConvertFilterString 505 | 506 | MSA_GetSaveFileName 507 | 508 | MSA_SimpleGetSaveFileName 509 | 510 | MSA_GetOpenFileName 511 | 512 | MSA_SimpleGetOpenFileName 513 | 514 | OF_to_MSAOF 515 | 516 | MSAOF_to_OF 517 | |
518 |
521 | | 5 | 522 |modMain | 523 |Subroutines that run objects and procedures in the database | 524 |OSUserID
525 | 526 | ErrorMsg 527 | 528 | GetObjectDescription 529 | 530 | GetObjectTypeName 531 | |
532 |
535 | | 6 | 536 |modMathAreaVolume | 537 |Area and Volume | 538 |ACircle
539 | 540 | ARect 541 | 542 | ARing 543 | 544 | ASphere 545 | 546 | ASquare 547 | 548 | ASquare2 549 | 550 | ATrap 551 | 552 | ATriangle2 553 | 554 | RectDiag 555 | 556 | SquareDiag 557 | 558 | VCone 559 | 560 | VCylinder 561 | 562 | VPipe 563 | 564 | VPyramid 565 | 566 | VTruncPyramid 567 | |
568 |
571 | | 7 | 572 |modMathCumulative | 573 |Cumulative Value | 574 |CumulativeValue
575 | 576 | DeCumulativeValue 577 | |
578 |
581 | | 8 | 582 |modMathStatistics | 583 |Statistics | 584 |Combin
585 | 586 | Factorial 587 | 588 | FactorialR 589 | 590 | Permut 591 | 592 | Regress 593 | 594 | TestRegress 595 | |
596 |
599 | | 9 | 600 |modMathTrig | 601 |Trigonometry | 602 |ArcCos
603 | 604 | Arccosec 605 | 606 | Arccotan 607 | 608 | ArcSec 609 | 610 | ArcSin 611 | 612 | ATan2 613 | 614 | Cotan 615 | 616 | Deg2Rad 617 | 618 | HArccos 619 | 620 | HArccosec 621 | 622 | HArcsec 623 | 624 | HArcsin 625 | 626 | HArctan 627 | 628 | HCos 629 | 630 | HCosec 631 | 632 | HSec 633 | 634 | HSin 635 | 636 | HTan 637 | 638 | pi 639 | 640 | Rad2Deg 641 | 642 | Sec 643 | |
644 |
647 | | 10 | 648 |modMathXYZ | 649 |Latitude/Longitude | 650 |DegToDMS
651 | 652 | DegToDMSStr 653 | 654 | DMSStrToDeg 655 | 656 | DMSToDeg 657 | 658 | GreatArcDistance 659 | 660 | LatLongToXYZ 661 | 662 | testxyz 663 | 664 | XYZToLatLong 665 | |
666 |
669 | | 11 | 670 |modOutlook | 671 |Microsoft Outlook Functions | 672 |ImportContactsFromOutlook
673 | 674 | ImportCalendarFromOutlook 675 | 676 | PushAppointments 677 | |
678 |
681 | | 12 | 682 |modString | 683 |String Manipulation/Parsing | 684 |LowerCC
685 | 686 | ParseCSZ 687 | 688 | ParseName 689 | 690 | Proper 691 | 692 | ProperEx 693 | 694 | ProperWord 695 | 696 | StrToHex 697 | 698 | TestParseName 699 | 700 | UpperCC 701 | 702 | CountCSVWords 703 | 704 | CountWords 705 | 706 | CutFirstWord 707 | 708 | CutLastWord 709 | 710 | ReplaceStr 711 | 712 | GetCSVWord 713 | 714 | GetWord 715 | 716 | Like2 717 | 718 | LPad 719 | 720 | ParseItemsToArray 721 | 722 | RPad 723 | 724 | ParseArticle 725 | |
726 |
729 | | 730 | | 731 | | 732 | | 733 | |
Access Table (1) | 736 |737 | | 738 | | 739 | | 740 | |
743 | | 1 | 744 |CMD_LINE_TB | 745 |Command line options for Access | 746 |747 | |
750 | | 2 | 751 |CUM_VAL_TB | 752 |Used to test the function in modMathCumulative | 753 |754 | |
757 | | 3 | 758 |DATABASE_STRUCTURE_TB | 759 |Used to store the database table structure | 760 |761 | |
764 | | 4 | 765 |DECUM_VAL_TB | 766 |Used to test the function in modMathCumulative | 767 |768 | |
772 | | 5 | 773 |ROULETTE_TB | 774 |Numbers for roulette | 775 |776 | |
779 | | 6 | 780 |TAG_GRP_TB | 781 |Leszynski Naming Conventions for Microsoft Solution Developers | 782 |783 | |
786 | | 7 | 787 |TAG_NME_TB | 788 |Leszynski Naming Conventions for Microsoft Solution Developers | 789 |790 | |
793 | | 8 | 794 |tblContacts | 795 |Used with the Microsoft Outlook Functions | 796 |797 | |
800 | | 9 | 801 |tblDefaults | 802 |Used to store defaults used in the this database | 803 |804 | |
807 | | 10 | 808 |tblFileList | 809 |Used to store a list of files | 810 |811 | |
814 | | 11 | 815 |USysRibbons | 816 |Microsoft Access Ribbon XML example | 817 |818 | |
821 | | 822 | | 823 | | 824 | | 825 | |
Query (5) | 828 |829 | | 830 | | 831 | | 832 | |
835 | | 1 | 836 |101_Object_List_qry | 837 |Creates a list of all objects in the MS Access database (Needs module modMain) | 838 |839 | |
842 | | 2 | 843 |200_Create_DATABASE_STRUCTURE_TB_qry | 844 |Used to create the MS Access table using DDL | 845 |846 | |
849 | | 3 | 850 |201_Create_DATABASE_STRUCTURE_TB_qry | 851 |Used to create the MS Access table using DDL | 852 |853 | |
856 | | 4 | 857 |202_Add_Constraint_pk001_Primary_Key_PROP_ID_qry | 858 |Used to add a constraint to a MS Access table using DDL | 859 |860 | |
863 | | 5 | 864 |203_Add_Column_LST_MDFD_ID_qry | 865 |Used to add a new column to a MS Access table using DDL | 866 |867 | |
870 | | 6 | 871 |204_Alter_Column_LST_MDFD_ID_qry | 872 |Used to alter a column in a MS Access table using DDL | 873 |874 | |
877 | | 7 | 878 |205_Drop_DATABASE_STRUCTURE_TB_qry | 879 |Used to drop a MS Access table using DDL | 880 |881 | |
884 | | 8 | 885 |720_Cumulative_Value_qry | 886 |Used to test the function in modMathCumulative | 887 |888 | |
891 | | 9 | 892 |721_Decumulative_Value_qry | 893 |Used to test the function in modMathCumulative | 894 |895 | |
898 | | 10 | 899 |803_Calendar_Style_Listing_qry | 900 |Used in the report 803_Object_Calendar_List_rpt | 901 |902 | |
905 | | 11 | 906 |803a_Calendar_List_qry | 907 |Used in the sub-report 803a_Calendar_List_srp | 908 |909 | |
912 | | 12 | 913 |804_Weekly_Report_qry | 914 |Used in the report 804_Weekly_Report | 915 |916 | |
919 | | 13 | 920 |940_Date_Format_qry | 921 |Examples of formating date & time | 922 |923 | |
926 | | 14 | 927 |950_Leszynski_Conventions_qry | 928 |Leszynski Naming Conventions for Microsoft Solution Developers | 929 |930 | |
933 | | 15 | 934 |SQL_Server_Function_Login_Name_qry | 935 |SQL Server pass-through query | 936 |937 | |
940 | | 16 | 941 |SQL_Server_View_Date_Time_qry | 942 |SQL Server pass-through query | 943 |944 | |