30th November 2009
Modification in Microsoft Access database is a regular process performed by the user to keep their database up-to-date. While few modifications in the database records can be done directly, large amount of database records changes require SQL queries. An ...
27th November 2009
To prevent your Microsoft Access database from being accessed by unauthorized users, most of us encrypt our database by setting a strong password. An error message pops up every time an unauthorized user attempts to access your database by entering a wron...
27th November 2009
Nothing can be more irritating than receiving an error message while mounting an Access database. The error message can be a result of numerous factors like, application malfunction, network damage, system file corruption, improper system shutdown, and vi...
26th November 2009
Microsoft Access database provides multiple choice of data types that enable you to store the different form of information in table fields. The mapping of all the data types to manage various database options is taken care by ACCDB applications programmi...
26th November 2009
Records stored in Access database are subject to change to fulfill all necessary requirements. There are many ways that allow you to update your database, for example, using a query. While updation ensures that your database is always up-to-date, the proc...
25th November 2009
Indexes in Microsoft Access are created to search and sort database records faster. These indexes are based upon singular or on multiple fields of the table. Corruption in Indexes can occur due to various reasons, such as, improper system shutdown, applic...
19th November 2009
A normal MS Access database user opens and closes its database file (MDB) various times in a single day. Alterations, such as, updation, addition, and deletion in database files are performed to fulfill all the personal or professional requirements. Since...
16th November 2009
Whenever you open your Microsoft Access database, a LDB (Locking Database) file is automatically created in the same directory. The file is primarily used by Jet Database engine to prevent database users from writing data on pages that are locked by any o...
15th November 2009
Many organizations use Microsoft Access database to maintain their daily tasks. In most cases, these tasks are automated and do not require any database user. While these tasks run automatically and execute the data, they can be halted due to various reas...
12th November 2009
Microsoft Access database-sharing across a network allows multiple users to access the database records concurrently. Database sharing is primarily performed when there are large number of users who need to access or modify the records on regular basis. ...
10th November 2009
One of the most common factors for Microsoft Access database corruption is damage in your computer system. The damage can occur due to numerous logical and physical factors, resulting into inaccessibility of records stored in your database. For complete ...
04th November 2009
The underlying database engine for Microsoft Access database is Microsoft JET Database Engine. The database engine manipulates your MS Access database by using three different modules. The JET (Joint Engine Technology) add various functionalities to MS A...
03rd November 2009
Any user using MS Access is likely to have had issues due to corruption or damage in database. While the percentage of Access database corruption varies under different scenarios, the result in most of the cases remains the same – inaccessibility of rec...
02nd November 2009
Microsoft Access database contains many components to store records in different user-specified formats. A Table is one of the most commonly used database component that stores information about particular subjects. A Table include record(s) to store info...
30th October 2009
Indexes in MS SQL Server database are primarily used to enhance the database performance. These indexes add as a overhead to the database as a whole and are categorized in four major parts – Clustered, Non-Clustered, Composite, and Unique. Minor corrupt...
