|
|
1-800-THE-TREE (1-800-843-8733)
|
|
|
 |
|
Building Applications with Access™ 2007: Hands-On
Course: 971
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Develop distributable applications with Microsoft Access 2007
- Incorporate design requirements to enhance application functionality
- Customize applications by dynamically setting properties and executing methods
- Assemble expressions into VBA statements using variables and intrinsic functions
- Control program flow with loops and decision-making logic
- Apply Data Access Objects (DAO) to incorporate business rules
Course Benefits Getting the most out of your organization's databases can require expanding the capabilities of your applications. Microsoft Access 2007 provides the tools to build custom applications for department, workgroup or enterprise-wide use that can decrease the time and effort needed to accomplish business objectives. In this course, you gain the skills necessary to develop, integrate and customize Access applications.Who Should Attend Those planning to create and support business solutions with Microsoft Access. Experience with Access at the level of Course 970, "Access 2007 Comprehensive Introduction," is assumed. Programming knowledge is recommended but not required.Hands-On Training Extensive hands-on exercises, centered around a single case study, provide you with practical experience programming Access. Exercises include:
- Adapting business requirements into macros and VBA code
- Exploiting Forms and controls by manipulating properties and executing methods
- Empowering your code using built-in functions
- Incorporating logic and iteration statements
- Programming Data Access Objects to manipulate data at the code level
- Implementing error-handling code
Course 971 Content
- Creating decision-making macros
- Implementing organizational techniques for macros
- Incorporating temporary variables
- Interfacing with the user
- Trapping macro errors
- Mastering event driven programming
- Binding macros to event properties
- Identifying limitations of macros
- Converting macros to VBA
- Exploring the DoCmd
- Navigating the Project Explorer
- Writing code with IntelliSense
- Troubleshooting code with debugging techniques
- Methods
- Properties
- Events
- Communicating with individual objects
- Application
- Forms collection
- Form and report object
- Controls collection
- Bang (!) vs. Period (.)
- Exploiting the ComboBox, ListBox, Option Group and TextBox
- Writing code with the Me keyword
- Identifying the order of events
- Assigning requirements to events
- Canceling the event sequence
- Finding objects
- Object libraries
- Locating methods, properties and events
- Gateway into the Help system
- Naming rules and conventions
- Declaring objects
- Implicit vs. explicit data type conversions
- Specifying the scope and life of variables
- Date, string and file system functions
- Utilizing domain aggregate functions
- Integrating symbolic and intrinsic constants
- Creating decision-making logic
- Building iteration statements
- Queries and the Immediate If (IIf)
- Developing comparative statements
- Designing relational expressions
- Defining procedures with arguments
- Returning values with functions
- Executing action SQL statements
- Retrieving data into Recordsets
- Building and modifying parameterized queries
- Interacting with unbound controls
- Changing data sources within code
- Classifying errors
- Working with the Err object
- Logging and error notification
- Creating error handling strategies
- Customizing the ribbon
- Configuring start-up options
- Creating and controlling ribbons in Access
- Locking down the database
|
Related Courses
Access is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Print Friendly
E-mail a Colleague
Course FAQ
Course PDF
Home
