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- Making Managing Your Life Easier By:-john mce
Effective management is an acquired skill, whether you are managing your household, finances, clients, subordinate employees, projects or data. The necessity to manage more than one of these is present in the lives of most adults, finances being a key one and a project may be as simple as booking your next holiday.
- The Process Of Database Refactoring By:-Debbie Nichols
You learned in A Vision for the Agile Data Method that agile methodologies such as eXtreme Programming (XP) (Beck 2000) and DSDM (Stapleton 2003) take an iterative and incremental approach to software development.
- Are Businesses As Secure As They Used To Be? By:-john mce
The way British businesses are run has evolved dramatically in the past 25 years. Technology is the major cause of this. But have these changes led to greater vulnerabilities as businesses do not invest in adequate network security and database support?
- User-Level Security In Access By:-Rich Talbot
"Permission Denied". Aaargh! Although frustrating when you are denied access to Access (no pun intended), it can be a godsend if there is someone else trying to access YOUR database and your data, if the security holds firm.
- A Quick Intro On How Access Uses SQL By:-Rich Talbot
Being a Microsoft program, it makes sense to choose to work with a compatible Microsoft SQL server when creating databases in Access. The two are streamlined very well, although Access will work with a variety of other programs and formats.
- Interested In The Golden Rules For Building Access Databases? By:-Rich Talbot
You can, by following a few golden rules, build Access tables and relationships which use your data in the most efficient way possible. These rules are often called Normalisation Rules and by following them you can learn to build Access databases which allow you to query and display results in the most effective way possible.
- Access 2007 Is All About Systems By:-Rich Talbot
When you start using Access 2007 you need to think SYSTEMS! That's because an Access database consists of several components all linked together to form a single system. A database system can be seen as a set of input items, data storage areas, processing elements and output items such as paper printouts. At the heart of Access is the data storage area consisting of one or more tables.
- Bring Access Up To Speed By:-Rich Talbot
As you add more and more information to your Microsoft (MS) databases you may find that the programme starts to run a bit more slowly. Luckily the software is designed so you can make small adjustments to it and keep it operating at its fullest capacity.
- Getting To Grips With Templates In Access 2007 By:-Rich Talbot
One of the greatest myths about Access is that you have to be a programmer to use it or even know how to begin with databases. This isn't so. The Office Suite gets more user friendly to the layman with every new release, so naturally 2007 is the easiest entry-point into the word of databases so far.
- Mining For Data With Access By:-Rich Talbot
So you excel at Excel and find Access more than accessible. You are a confident user of the whole Microsoft Office suite, at home with its user interface and comfortable with its functionality. You have utilised the programs to collate data and efficiently organise your business projects and budgets. Where do you go from here?
- A Brief Guide To Table Relationships In Access By:-Rich Talbot
If you're starting to use Microsoft Access you may be able to create tables and queries and perhaps Forms and Reports. During your work with tables you may have also created links between tables. This article describes some of these linked relationships and how they can be used.
- The New Era Of Database Laws By:-Christine Harrell
A slew of new regulations passed over the last few years mean that many companies can't afford the do their database administration internally. Oracle database consulting is essential to ensure your systems meet or exceed current government requirements.
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