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    Found anything Missing?

    That's all the Database Has. Just thought having a column to denote the birth of each record. For example: The Shop owner may say: "Yeah we have covered that area from this year onwards" Customer Anniversary offer Now. It's has become an habit of mine to add a Moment column for every Key entities...
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    Found anything Missing?

    SELECT Customer.ID, [DD] AS Delivery_Date, Subscription.Session, Customer.NameVal, Item.ID, Item.NameVal, Subscription.Rate, Nz((SELECT LAST([Volume_Switch].[New_Volume]) FROM [Volume_Switch] WHERE [Subscription].ID=[Volume_Switch].[Subscription_ID] ),[Subscription].[Volume]) AS Delivery_Volume...
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    Found anything Missing?

    Moment is nothing but a combination of Date and Time.
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    Found anything Missing?

    Main Subscription Form: Delivery Drafts: Why I call it Drafts: Because its the form which loads all the deliverables from the database and make it acknowledged after Delivery.
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    Found anything Missing?

    one of my schoolmate's relations is running a small Dairy. He asked me to develop an inventory cum software for him. I choose MS Access as the Base and escalate to further technologies if needed. This is my ever Database I am developing for a Dairy. Upon thinking. I have derived the following...
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    Found anything Missing?

    Please report. Thanks
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    How easy is to Freelance Big Companies?

    Thinking of becoming a One...
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    How many Dhoni Fans are Here?

    "Thala" This is how we call him here...
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    Why my custom VB.Net class file is giving an "Expected :Identifier" Error? What's wrong?

    C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\RegAsm.exe C:\Users\arrow\source\repos\Gowtham\Scale_Project\bin\Debug\Scale_Project.dll /tlb /codebase did the Magic
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    Why my custom VB.Net class file is giving an "Expected :Identifier" Error? What's wrong?

    Imports System.IO.Ports Imports System.IO Public Class Scale Private WithEvents SerialPort As New SerialPort() Private Const COM_PORT As String = "COM5" ' Change this to your COM port Public Sub New() ' Constructor logic here if needed With SerialPort...
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    I may use if I someone concludes its availability in ms access queries... who knows? which weapon is needed in which fights...
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    Problem solved but 'ANY' is still there. So can we conclude ANY cannot be used in access queries?
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    'ANY'way to make it work Doc?
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    Customers can request for items. So if the customer is already a subscriber and the same subscriber already having a subscription in morning, we just have to deliver ASAP (Morning) but if he has subscriptions only for Evening then no other way. we can deliver only on "Evening". Session...
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    I am getting syntax error
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    Solved Does Access Support ANY Keyword in its Queries?

    Session: IIf("Morning"=Any (SELECT Subscription.Session FROM Subscription WHERE (((Subscription.ID) Not In (SELECT closure.[Subscription] from [Closure])));),"Morning","Evening")
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    Error in Datasource wizard

    Hi All, Good Morning. I am Developing a VSTO Solution (Ms Outlook VSTO Addin). In this I am trying put an Ms Access database file as the Datasource using the Datasource Wizard. Everything goes but at the last step I am getting the following Error: An error occurred while creating the new data...
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    If there is no unique code for a contact in outlook, How can we use it in other apps?

    Actually I am building a software tool for a Milk Vendor. In India, still many doesn't have a mobile phone at least, then only email. I am thinking of the following: Cstr(replace(".",cdbl(Now(),"")) But the problem is Outlook lacks Replace() in the auto-value property of a custom form
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