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Set the check boxes for the tables that you need to re-link and then set the check box at the bottom for Always prompt for new location Click OK and you will be prompted to browse to the new target database The selected tables will then be set to point to this database If you use SQL Server or Oracle databases, these very rarely move their location If they do, you can fix this by going to the ODBC Administrator and editing your DSN to the new server/database name Far more likely is the addition of new fields into tables (which you will be expected to incorporate into your application), or even worse, the re-naming of fields Again a refresh through Linked Table Manager, without the Always prompt for new location check box being set, will bring these changes into your linked tables Of course, you will have to manually change your queries and code to take account of these table structure changes An obvious problem is also the fact that only you have the ODBC DSN set up on your computer If another user wants to view your application, it will not work until the DSN has been created on the user s computer Fortunately, there is an easy way to do this, by adding the following code into your opening form:

You can place colored flags beside messages you want to do something with later The flag will appear in the flag column of the Folder pane

DBEngineRegisterDatabase "MyDSN", "SQL Server Native Client 100", True, _ "MyServer" _ & vbCr & "Database=MyDatabase"

Click the flag outline in the flag column of the message header in the Folder pane to add the default red flag for a task that is due today This is a toggle between the Follow-Up red flag and the Complete check mark Or

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This will create a DSN called MyDSN (or over-write it if it is already there) to connect to a server called MyServer and a database called MyDatabase You do not need the ID and password because these are already embedded in the linked table, and it would be bad from a security angle to show a password within your code One further problem you may encounter is the performance of your queries based on tables linked in this way If the tables are large or not indexed, your queries may take a long time to run because Access is drawing across the data for each table and then processing it through your query This can also cause performance problems for other users of the external database and may make you extremely unpopular! However, solutions are shown in the next sections

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For example, you can move the Light sensor around and get a feel for the difference in light readings based on things such as distance from the game field or even various light sources in your room I find it helpful to have such a viewing program running and then shine various light sources at my robot as it sits still on the game field to see what kind of lights have an effect on the reading Try the lights at various angles too, because many times shadows cause more issues that the light itself..

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Pass-through queries are similar to Access queries except that they run on the server, so that the client end receives nothing more than the data required They effectively run like a stored procedure on the server and have a huge speed advantage when there is a lot of data To put a pass-through query together, you still need a DSN to connect to the database If you already have your DSN set up, click Create on the Access menu and then click the Query Design icon in the Macros & Code group of the ribbon This will call up the Query Design window Close the Show Table window and click the SQL View icon in the Views group of the ribbon Click the Pass-Through icon in the Query Type group of the ribbon and then select the Property Sheet icon in the Show/Hide group of the ribbon This will display the property sheet (see Figure 19-6)

To remove a flag, or to indicate that the e-mail no longer needs to be handled, right-click the flag and click either Clear Flag or Mark Complete