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Amundsen M., Smith C. — Teach Yourself Database Programming With Visual Basic 4 in 21 Days
Amundsen M., Smith C. — Teach Yourself Database Programming With Visual Basic 4 in 21 Days



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Íàçâàíèå: Teach Yourself Database Programming With Visual Basic 4 in 21 Days

Àâòîðû: Amundsen M., Smith C.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

This step-by-step tutorial shows readers how to program with Visual Basic in a set amount of time. Presented in a daily format with each week focusing on a different area of database development. Written by a Microsoft Certified Visual Basic Professional CD-ROM includes chapter examples, Function Libraries, Microsoft ACCESS/JET 2.5 compatibility layer, and the WHAT6 Help Authoring Tool


ßçûê: en

Ðóáðèêà: Computer science/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

ed2k: ed2k stats

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1996

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 867

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 21.08.2015

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Reports, Crystal Reports Writer, starting      180—181
Reports, Crystal Reports Writer, trailing spaces, removing from fields      189—190
Reposidon event (data controls)      110—112
Required fields (form level validation)      144—145
Restoring data controls (CompanyMaster data entry form)      172
Result sets, limiting (WHERE clause)      277—280
Resume label method, exiting error handlers      457—458
Resume method, exiting error handlers      453—455
Resume Next method, exiting error handlers      455—457
Retry Count (Visdata multiuser setting)      260
RIGHT JOIN clause (SQL)      293
Rights, adding rights-checking to applications      688—692
Rights, building Access Rights Maintenance form      670—686
Rights, running forms      686—688
RollBack keyword      593
routines      see also "Functions"
Routines, API calls, high-level routines      618—633
Routines, API calls, mid-level routines      613—618
Routines, BtnBarEnable      359 374
Routines, BtnBarInit      359 372—374
Routines, BtnBarProcess      359 375—379
Routines, error trapping      655
Routines, Main()      660
Routines, RecBack      369
Routines, RecDelete      359 369
Routines, RecEnable      359 368
Routines, RecError      369—371
Routines, RecInit      359 363—364
Routines, RecLocate      359 364—365
Routines, RecNext      369
Routines, RecRead      359 366
Routines, RecWrite      359 367—368
Routines, RSOpen      359 361—363
Routines, ShowGraph      403—404
Routines, ShowGraph, arguments      406—409
Rows, append queries      528—534
rows, inserting      525—528
RowSource property (data-bound list control)      418
RsData parameter (ShowGraph routine)      403
RSOpen routine      359 361—363
Run command (File menu)      748 763
Run menu commands, Start      13
Run menu commands, Start with Full Compile      762
Running data entry forms      640—641
runtime      102
Runtime, properties      14—15
Save As...command (File menu)      193
Save command (File menu)      193
Save Data with Closed Report command (Report menu)      202
Save parameter (Validate event)      111
Save Project command (File menu)      9
Saving, projects      9
Saving, queries (Data Manager)      60—61
Saving, topic files for online help      709
Scatter graphs      391
Screen prompts (CompanyMaster data entry form)      159—169
Scripts, SQL-VB Interpreter, creating scripts      496—498
Scripts, SQL-VB Interpreter, editing scripts      497—498
Scripts, SQL-VB Interpreter, loading      495—496
Scripts, words for special handling      753—754
Searching, Dynaset data objects      80—82
searching, records      349—350
Searching, records, bookmarks      357—358
Searching, records, Find method      356—357
Searching, records, Move methods      350—354
Searching, records, NoMatch method      355
Searching, records, RecLocate routine      364—365
Searching, records, Seek method      354—355
Searching, Table data objects      84—88
Section...command (Format menu)      199
Security, Access Rights scheme      669—670
Security, Access Rights scheme, adding rights-checking to applications      688—692
Security, Access Rights scheme, building User Access Rights Maintenance form      670—686
Security, Access Rights scheme, rights levels      669
Security, Access Rights scheme, running forms      686—688
Security, application security      648—649
Security, application security, access rights schemes      649
Security, audit logs      648 692
Security, audit logs, creating audit trails      693—696
Security, audit logs, developing User Audit system      692
Security, audit logs, recording user activity      697—698
Security, encrypting/decrypting databases (Data Manager)      43—45
Security, encryption (Microsoft JET)      648
Security, Microsoft Access SYSTEM security file      646
Security, Microsoft Access SYSTEM security file, limitations      646—648
Security, user login/logout system      649—660
Security, user login/logout system, building user login form      660 663—664
Security, user login/logout system, user logout      667—668
Security, user login/logout system, verifying login      664—665 667
Seek method, searching records      354—355
Seek method, Table data objects      84—88
Select Fields command (Edit menu)      195
Select Groups command (Report menu)      201
Select Records command (Report menu)      201
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL)      274—275
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), DISTINCT clause      285—287
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), DISTINCTROW clause      285—287
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), GROUP BY...HAVING clause      289—290
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), JOIN clause      290—293
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), JOIN clause, INNER JOIN      291—292
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), JOIN clause, LEFT JOIN      292—293
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), JOIN clause, RIGHT JOIN      293
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), ORDER BY clause      276—277
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), TOP n clause      287—288
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), TOP n PERCENT clause      287—288
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), UNION clause      293—294
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), Visual Basic functions within      283—285
SELECT...FROM statement (SQL), WHERE clause      277—282
SELECT...INTO...FROM statement (SQL)      539—544
Selecting, data access objects in Visdata      236
Selecting, data entry form types in Visdata      237—238
Selecting, report destinations (Crystal Reports controls)      210—211
Semicolon (;), SQL statements      497
Send Behind Others command (Edit menu)      196
Set Alias...command (Database menu)      200
Set for All Records (Visdata multiuser setting)      261
Set Location...command (Database menu)      200
Set Print Date command (Report menu)      202
SET statement (SQL)      69
Set-oriented systems, compared to record-oriented systems      68—70
Show Performance Numbers command (Preferences menu)      267
Show SQL Query command (Database menu)      200
Show/Hide Sections...command (Edit menu)      196
ShowGraph routine, arguments      406—409
ShowTable procedure (SQLr-VB project)      759
Shutting down ODBC interface      610
SINGLE data field type      26 34
Sizing, controls, designing forms      118
Sizing, data sets, performance considerations      70
Sizing, forms      11
Sizing, graphs      411
Snapshot data objects      89—93 422
Snapshot data objects, compared to Dynaset data objects      90—93
Snapshot data objects, storing      90
Snapshot data objects, when to use      93
Snapshots, searching (Find method)      356—357
Sort key indexes      508
Sort property, Dynaset data objects      80
Sort property, Table data objects      88—89
sorting records      276—277
Special Field command (Insert menu), Group Number Field      197
Special Field command (Insert menu), Page Number Field      197
Special Field command (Insert menu), Print Date Field      197
Special Field command (Insert menu), Record Number Field      197
SQL (Structured Query Language)      272—299
SQL (Structured Query Language), ; (semicolon) in statements      497
SQL (Structured Query Language), advantages of SQL keywords      500—501
SQL (Structured Query Language), aggregate functions      282—283
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, BETWEEN...AND      278
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, DISTINCT      285—287
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, DISTINCTROW      285—287
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, GROUP BY...HAVING      289—290
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, INNER JOIN      291—292
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, JOIN      290—293
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, LEFT JOIN      292—293
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, ORDER BY      276—277
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, RIGHT JOIN      293
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, TOP n      287—288
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, TOP n PERCENT      287—288
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, UNION      293—294
SQL (Structured Query Language), clauses, WHERE      277—282
SQL (Structured Query Language), constraints      509—510
SQL (Structured Query Language), constraints, FOREIGN KEY...REFERENCES      514—518
SQL (Structured Query Language), constraints, PRIMARY KEY      510—511
SQL (Structured Query Language), constraints, UNIQUE KEY      511—513
SQL (Structured Query Language), creating queries (Data Manager)      60—61
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization      556—558
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, data integrity      562—565
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, eliminating repeating groups      558—561
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, Fifth Normal Form,571 First Normal Form      559—561
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, Fourth Normal Form      569
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, independent relationships      568—570
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, primary keys      565—568
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, redundant data      562—565
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, related multiple relationships      570—575
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, Second Normal Form      562—565
SQL (Structured Query Language), data normalization, Third Normal Form      566—568
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language)      524—525
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language), append queries      528—534
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language), Delete Table queries      544—551
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language), INSERT statement      525—528
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language), Make Table queries      539—544
SQL (Structured Query Language), DML (Data Management Language), update queries      535—538
SQL (Structured Query Language), history      272—273
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, database integrity      508—509
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, DISALLOW NULL keyword      509
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, foreign key indexes      514—518
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, IGNORE NULL keyword      509
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, PRIMARY KEY keyword      509
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, sort key indexes      508
SQL (Structured Query Language), indexes, UNIQUE indexes      511—513
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, AS      282
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, ASC      508
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, DESC      508
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, IN      279
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, LIKE      279—280
SQL (Structured Query Language), keywords, UNIQUE      509
SQL (Structured Query Language), Microsoft JET engine, compared to ANSI SQL standards      273
SQL (Structured Query Language), saving queries (Data Manager)      60—61
SQL (Structured Query Language), set-oriented systems      69
SQL (Structured Query Language), SQL-VB Interpreter, creating scripts      496—498
SQL (Structured Query Language), SQL-VB Interpreter, editing scripts      497—498
SQL (Structured Query Language), SQL-VB Interpreter, loading      495—496
SQL (Structured Query Language), SQL-VB Interpreter, syntax      499—500
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, ALTER TABLE      519—520
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, ALTER TABLE...ADD COLUMN      503—505
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, ALTER TABLE...DROP COLUMN      503—505
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, CREATE INDEX      506—508
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, CREATE TABLE      501—503
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, DELETE...FROM      544—551
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, DROP INDEX      506—508
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, DROP TABLE      505
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, INSERT      525
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, INSERT INTO...FROM      528—534
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, SELECT.. INTO...FROM      539—544
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, SELECT...FROM      274—275
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, SET      69
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, TRANSFORM...PIVOT      294—296
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, UPDATE      69
SQL (Structured Query Language), statements, UPDATE...SET      535—538
SQL passthroughs      61
SQL Server driver      604
SQL window (Visdata)      231 235—236
SQL-VB project      738—764
SQL-VB project, advantages      738—739
SQL-VB project, compiling      762—763
SQL-VB project, creating forms      740—749
SQL-VB project, designing      739—740
SQL-VB project, ErrMsg procedure      760
SQL-VB project, GetToken procedure      754—755
SQL-VB project, global variables, declaring      749
SQL-VB project, InitApp procedure      761
SQL-VB project, LoadNotePadFile procedure      759—760
SQL-VB project, modifications      763—764
SQL-VB project, ShowTable procedure      759
SQL-VB project, SQLdbClose procedure      756
SQL-VB project, SQLdbMake procedure      756—757
SQL-VB project, SQLdbOpen procedure      755
SQL-VB project, SQLDoCommand procedure      758
SQL-VB project, SQLFileClose procedure      751
SQL-VB project, SQLFileOpen procedure      750—751
SQL-VB project, SQLFileProcess procedure      752—754
SQL-VB project, SQLMain procedure      750
SQL-VB project, SQLVBAbout form, creating      745—747
SQL-VB project, SQLVBChild form, creating      743—745
SQL-VB project, SQLVBMain form, coding      747—749
SQL-VB project, SQLVBMain form, creating      740—743
SQL-VB project, testing      762—763
SQLAllocEnv API      614
SQLdbClose procedure (SQL-VB project)      756
SQLdbMake procedure (SQL-VB project)      756—757
SQLdbOpen procedure (SQL-VB project)      755
SQLDoCommand procedure (SQL-VB project)      758
SQLFileClose procedure (SQL-VB project)      751
SQLFileOpen procedure (SQL-VB project)      750—751
SQLFileProcess procedure (SQL-VB project)      752—754
SQLMain procedure (SQL-VB project)      750
SQLVBAbout form, creating      745—747
SQLVBChild form, creating      743—745
SQLVBMain form, coding      747—749
SQLVBMain form, creating      740—743
Square brackets ([ ]), SQL statements      291
Standard colors, designing forms      121—122
Start command (Run menu)      13
Start with Full Compile command (Run menu)      762
Starting Crystal Reports Writer      180—181
State/Province list form      381—386
statements, On Error GoTo      449
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), ; (semicolon)      497
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), ALTER TABLE      519—520
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), ALTER TABLE...ADD COLUMN      503—505
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), ALTER TABLE...DROP COLUMN      503—505
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), CREATE INDEX      506—508
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), CREATE TABLE      501—503
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), DELETE...FROM      544—551
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), DROP INDEX      506—508
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), DROP TABLE      505
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), INSERT      525
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), INSERT INTO...FROM      528—534
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), SELECT...FROM      274—275
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), SELECT...INTO...FROM      539—544
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), SET      69
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), TRANSFORM...PIVOT      294—296
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), UPDATE      69
Statements, SQL (Structured Query Language), UPDATE...SET      535—538
static variables      82
Storing Snapshot data objects      90
Structured Query Language (SQL)      272—299
Structured Query Language (SQL), ; (semicolon) in statements      497
Structured Query Language (SQL), advantages of SQL keywords      500—501
Structured Query Language (SQL), aggregate functions      282—283
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, BETWEEN...AND      278
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, DISTINCT      285—287
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, DISTINCTROW      285—287
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, GROUP BY...HAVING      289—290
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, INNER JOIN      291—292
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, JOIN      290—293
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, LEFT JOIN      292—293
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, ORDER BY      276—277
Structured Query Language (SQL), clauses, RIGHT JOIN      293
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