Microsoft Access Version Comparison Matrix
Microsoft Access debuted in 1992 and recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary! Over the decades, Microsoft Access evolved with a large number of enhancements, database formats, and discontinued features. It's hard to remember all the changes. We created a page that shows the different Microsoft Access versions and changes in an easy to understand comparison matrix. Microsoft Access Version Features and Differences Comparison Matrix See when versions were released, their latest service packs, database formats, linked tables, field types, security features, Windows Operating Systems, and many other features both new and old. Hope this helps. Let us know if we missed anything.
MS Access 2010 crasing on moving from Form Open to Form Design
Hi all, I have Office 2010 and use Access for hobby use. Lately, the database is crashing when I click on the screen header and select Design View from a Form View. I have attempted to - Compact and Repair the database (no improvement) Uninstalled Office 2010 and re-installed and updated (no improvement) Checked previous dbs known to be free of the problem (no improvement) Installed update 2553385 as recommended by Microsoft (no improvement) The crash always leaves the .laccdb open which stops re-opening the db without first removing the file using Task Manager. I do a lot of work on the db in my retirement, for my personal use (Garden related application) and it is a main hobby which keeps me sane and brain cells occupied. Has anyone got a solution for this problem? I would really appreciate any assistance. Dave Eyley
Substitute for the upsizing wizard (which was removed in Access 2013)
Our team has been using Microsoft Access 2010 as a frontend for an SQL Server 2014, and are dependent on the Upsizing Wizard in Access to migrate tables from Access to SQL. From Access 2013 and onwards, the Upsizing Wizard is gone, and we are in need of an alternative. For example, if there is an SQL database named papers , our team has an Access file named papers_temp.accdb . When we want to make changes to a given table (or create a new table) in the papers database, we do this locally in papers_temp.accdb before using the upsizing wizard to migrate the given table from Access to the SQL database, overwriting the table in SQL if it already exists. SQL Server Migration Assistant for Access I've found several recommendations for this program on the web, and it looks like it should be able to do what we need. However, more often that not, when attempting to select (and load) a table, the program is stuck in a loading process that never seems to end (tried waiting for one hour), meaning I'm forced to close without saving my project. In general, SSMA does not seem very stable, and we'd prefer to find a solution that was more familiar to work with. Perhaps I'm missing something? Is there another tool similar to the upsizing wizard available for Access 2016, or should we rethink our process completely? Can we develop our own solution with macros and/or Visual Basic? So far open to suggestions.Error message being displayed when trying to open Access Files - "Configuration Error"
We are having an issue with Access, We raised the issue with Microsoft Support but they have advised they are unable to assist with the issue as its not within there scope. When trying to open any of there saved Access files (This is happening for all Users) they are receiving the error message "Configuration information relating to (database) data services appears to be corrupt. Please check the configuration settings in the control panel. If this problem persists please contact your network administrator" On a test PC that's seeing the same issue i have repair Access and done a complete fresh install of Access, With Microsoft we went through the settings on Access to see if it could be an issue with reading the file but didn't see anything that fixed the issue. Moved the file from the shared location to a local copy on the device but still got the error come up. Tried to revert it back to a older version of Access from August but it errored and wouldn't allow us to revert it back. Anyone seen this issue before and have any advise on how to fix this Kind Regards Ryan
Move Data from One Row to Another in Separate Columns
Hi, I have file where the original format has two questions per person and puts the questions & answers in two separate rows. (See rows 2 & 3 below) I need to have the questions and the answers from row 3 moved to row 2 in separate columns. Thanks in advance for any help
Query UPDATE crash on all MS Access x64 after the November 12th patch
To solve the Security Vulnerability CVE-2019-1402 Microsof has released KB4484127 for Office 2010, KB4484119 for Office 2013 and KB4484113 for Office 2016 but after installing ALL QUERY UPDATE CRASH. It is possible to uninstall the KB and work fine again. Any other solution in presence of KB?
Business Productivity Webinar: A Brief on MS-Access 2016 and its Integration
Join NetCom Learning for a complimentary interactive webinar on "http://www.netcomlearning.com/webinars/9272/?advid=1319". MS-Access is not a topic of fearing from. This webinar will throw the light on the usage and working of this office tool and its integration with other office tools. The trainer will guide you and will make you understand that this topic is as easy as others are if you know how to work on it. Join the webinar today and eliminate your fear of MS-Access. Date: April 25, 2017 | 1 PM EST Agenda » Finding and starting Access 2016 in Windows 8, 8.1 or 10. » New features which are in all Office 2016 products. » New features specific to Access 2016. » Integration with other Office Products: Excel SharePoint OneDrive » Never having to leave the application again! » Q&A with C. Dorsey http://www.netcomlearning.com/webinars/9272/?advid=1319
