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    Order DB

    Correct, it is a school project. I hate the Access UI, so, may go ahead and do it in MySQL (I do know the theory, just the UI of Access is bad!) That's what I was talking about the calculations, I was going to calculate them on the end of the report / form, where needed (it will actually only...
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    Order DB

    According to the specification order sheet I've been given, each customer can only have one carpet per order (or at least, that's what it look's like, and what a Excel based system uses as a rule of thumb). I shall have a juggle with everything else, and see if I can build a form to enter all...
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    Suggestions for Name Algorithm

    I seem to remember (but can't remember what it's called!) a way of converting alphabetical data, into numerical data. I can't remember what it's called, but I'll have a Google. Unless, you use each persons UID as their competitor number aswell?
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    Order DB

    Hi all, I've had a go at making a relational database with Access,with the table structure below, but, I seem to be missing something. In the following design, all of the primary keys in the tables lead to a 1-many relationship with their fields in other tables, with the 1 relationship being on...
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    Images in Report from Path in DB

    I have followed this: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=108698&highlight=image to get images into a database / form. Now, we have the picture control in the report, and the path is sitting there in the table, but we need a way to link path to picture to picture frame...
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    Images in a database

    That looks like half the solution. Two features that are kinda missing for us: The picture insert form must go in with other data-types (we can build that), but it must create a new record. Also, the picture must be printed as a picture in reports (we have to print off pictures for an id card)...
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    Images in a database

    We are trying to create a database where by a user can insert a picture into the database, either as a link or in an actual file in the database. The user must then insert these with a browse button (like uploading online), kinda concept (must be easy). We looked into OLE objects, and...
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