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Actually you used to be able to do this until, if I remember, Access 2003 SP2. Apparently Microsoft lost a legal battle and rather than paying royalties, they decided to drop the feature.

Tony, It looks like you are going to have to have more tables than you initially envisioned. I would have a student table, a class table, a test table, and tables to join them (student to class, test to class, and student to test to class) Just a very quick thought but I have done similar...

Where are you attempting to do this sort? Is it in a query? If so make sure it is the column selected for the sort and not the text column (which is what it looks like you are sorting on)

Oh, I can think of one very good reason- the client who you are trying to support wants to keep all their data secure in an Oracle database and not in a file server. They also do not want to give any latitude in file naming conventions and do not want to run into the situation where a person...