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Okay, now we're getting serious. 1- Learn how to make an add-in for Access 2- Learn how to send requests to ChatGpt and receive responses 3- Learn how to copy/paste add-in code into module/form/report code Is there anything else I need to understand?

If it can be done, we just need to find the right way to do it We're not any dumber than anyone else (Or maybe we are? 🤣 )

It was to let you know how to do this thing I already know how to do it 🤣🤣🤣

I see that specific add-ins for Access already exist that allow you, , by leveraging the capabilities of ChatGpt or other similar systems, to both create code based on a text query and optimize/verify existing code The question is: how are these tools built? I mean, if you want to build a tool...

I see that n8n also has connectors for Microsoft Sql Server, so connecting to an Access project could start with the data Has anyone experimented with n8n and offer some advice?

I don't understand The vendor gives you an example that doesn't work?

"..Here is the code provided by the vendors, but it keeps give me error.." And the vendors, what says?

The PEPPE.ACCDE program was initially created without the use of external libraries In later versions, the PEPPE.ACCDE program began using external libraries A user attempting to use the latest versions of PEPPE.ACCDE without placing the external libraries in the correct location and registering...

You are right

Yes, of course, for native COM libraries, those written in C++, regsvr32.exe is fine I wrote regasm.exe because in my case, they are libraries created as dot-net assemblies, with c# language...

Do you say that it is enough to run regasm.exe on a batch file even without logging in as admin?

I understand These are libraries I created, not the standard ones provided with Access or already present in Windows For socket tcp, Mqtt, Firebird push message, etc...

MySocketConnector.dll It is to replace MsWinsck.dll on systems using 64-bit Access.

Ah ok A table with library <->guid

Yes, it could be that the computer hasn't yet registered the required library.

Ok, but once you know the guid, how do you know which library it corresponds to?

All articles that show how to add a reference from codeAnd this is possible if you know which library you're talking about But when you loop to check if a library is available, and the code doesn't find it, how do you figure out which library it is and register it in the operating system?

But when you see two libraries missing from your code, how do you figure out which ones you're talking about? And more importantly, how do you register them from VBA?

Ah ok, then the image... The same form with many object, loaded some times, with LAA flag disable (8 forms), and enable (20 forms) And so with the 64bit version of Access, which by default can handle more memory than the 32bit version, it is certainly possible to load a greater number of...

Ciao Lahan You are welcome