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Access Express Australia

Working with XML data efficiently

Ben Clothier, Access MVP and co-founder of the AccessUserGroups.org, will be presenting the meeting discussing working with XML data with an SQL Server backend. Earlier this year Ben posted a 2 part blog on this topic and this will be an update/improved version of his blog. Here are the links: Part 1 & Part 2 In the talk we […]

Securing your Access with SQL Server solution

Sony Pictures…Home Depot…Target…What do they all have in common? They spend MILLIONS on computer security and they STILL got hacked. What can a lowly Access developer do against such odds? Come to our January 13th meeting and find out! You will learn: Stealth techniques – hard to hack you if they don’t know if you […]

SQL Server with Access

TOPIC: How to upgrade an Access application to use a SQL Server back end Our meeting this month will be presented by Robert Aaron and Ben Clothier. In this presentation you will see the bare minimum you need to know to get an Access app running with linked tables on SQL Server, to take advantage […]

SQL Server with Access

In depth discussion of the SQL Server Migration Assistant In this month’s meeting, presented by Juan Soto Microsoft Access MVP, we will tackle how to install SSMA, configure it’s use, doing your first upload to SQL Server and how to leverage SSMA in subsequent migrations. This is a must attend for anyone looking to migrate […]

SQL Server with Access

LEARN MORE ABOUT MIGRATING TO SQL SERVER This month’s meeting will be presented by Juan Soto. We will focus on how to properly migrate an Access database to SQL Server, where we will discuss recommended strategies and how to handle issues plus provide great tips! Why your most important step has nothing to do with […]

SQL Server with Access

To receive a reminder, add this event to your Stored Procedure, Pass Through Query or ADODB? When do you use either in Access? Welcome back, everyone! The SQL Server with Access group starts again on September 8th and we kick it off with a bang on a great topic: When to use a Stored […]