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I imagine this is a typical saying "...do whatever you want, I'll get on with my work..." Is that correct? (It would be interesting to compile these "sayings" because they're not always easy for non-native English speakers to understand)

Probably It's a fake ssd Which cost? Where buy it?

Sorry but I don't understand the question, i assume the answer is TcpClient and NetworkStream. On client side (Access 32bit), with mswinsck.ocx, i use this code 40 If Me.cmdConnect.backColor = COLOR.COLOR_IS_red Then 50 Set tcpClient = New MSWinsockLib.winsock 60...

Sometimes it might be useful to 'interlock' two different structures to execute a query and feed a recordset For example, a physical database table called ARTICOLI and an in-memory string array ARTICOLI_CODICI containing only the item codes to be displayed could essentially be 100-200 strings...

No, I've decided not to use polling I'd like to implement exactly the functionality provided by mswinsck.ocx It just needs to work correctly in a 64-bit Access environment.

Yes, of course, even external controls with acceptable results Perhaps I didn't quite understand Albert D. Kallal's advice I assumed that "..call it from VBA.." meant polling the communication channel But that might not be the case He was probably suggesting I create a component with similar...

Thanks for the advice But it's the "..call from VBA code.." part i want to avoid It would mean constantly polling the external code from VBA to see if new messages are received And polling is precisely the part I want to avoid.

What's the best way to implement TCP socket communication for 64-bit Access? The winsck.ocx library works fine in a 32-bit development environment, but what can I do to use 64-bit Access? I saw this code on Spiceworks Have any of you used it with good results?

Have you ever had to use it on a corrupt file? Does it work? Does it cut anything?

Sorry, but I don't quite understand this expression What does "..pass the biscuits.." mean?

All of you are arguing that a "great value" has been deleted: Pat's posts Perhaps it would be appropriate to consider that the value lies in being able to engage with another human being interested in discussing the same topics we're interested in discussing If the rules have changed, that's...

From my point of view, there's no reason to set a time limit for responses In fact, there's a specific reason to allow responses even much later, and that's the fact that, being a technical forum, keeping the initial question and all the answers within the same 3d is certainly useful for...

Perhaps in these words there are the motivation for what she has decided to do I wish Pat well

Have you try Cybele Virtual UI ?

We are looking forward to it 😁 Could you give us some more details on how to create an external library, usable in Access, that works correctly even without performing the registration procedure in the operating system? This would certainly be an option that many users would appreciate.

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?