Re: Question on Albert's video regarding A2010
- From: "David W. Fenton" <XXXusenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Nov 2009 01:53:15 GMT
"Albert D. Kallal" <PleaseNOOOsPAMmkallal@xxxxxxx> wrote in
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"Salad" <oil@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
Wanting some more info. In Access I might have
Docmd.OpenReport "Parts"
and this will display all the parts in the table. I might then
have Docmd.OpenReport "Parts",,,"PartType = 'Engine'"
and all the parts of type "Engine". Can one have filters like
that as well? IOW, create dynamic reports?
Yes, you simply use the openform action. It really the same as
what we always had.
Note the terms of art, "openform action" -- that is, you use an
embedded macro, as web forms can't use VBA.
When you create a new database now there are 2 options; blank
database and blank web database. What's the difference?
Well, taking a guess? ;-)
Yes, choose blank web if you want to create a web database.
I think the question is:
What do you get with a web database?
What do you lose?
It seems to me that you gain the ability to publish to Sharepoint so
that Access Services can make your app available in any web browser.
What you lose is VBA, anything not supported in embedded macros and
perhaps some of the events (I am guessing about that). But the UI is
different for web objects, so you immediately know what's supported
and what's not.
Yes?
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In the afterupdate even of these options I call a sub to set the
filter to display the matching filtered records. And I might have
a dbl-click event to display a single detail employee record. Is
such caabilities available in a web app?
Yes, just try creating a web form. You can well note that you can
place buttons
on the form, and when you choose the click event, you see the
macro editor, and
can write code. So, in this case you could use the setfilter
command.
It's not really code in the sense that we are accustomed to using
the term, i.e., to mean VBA code. It's a structured "code" editor,
but the result is not VBA. And its functionality is not unlimited,
as VBA is unlimited.
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