So, I don't know how tricky this is, but thought I'd ask...
Here in the office there's an inventory db that was written in Access 2.0.
Nobody cared to upgrade it since its creation back in an era long gone
-only additions were made that make the SQL code look VERY chaotic -at
least to me, and I'm not exactly a connoisseur anyway.
Anyhow, I was wondering if there's an easy way to:
a. make it run under some newer version and
b. to create a report that will check which items have changed in
quantities over the last calendar year (but it should not check wether
Qx<>Qy -this would be easy even for me, but quantities may match at the end
of the year even thought they have been changed during it).
I've also started working with Access 2003 and have a couple of questions
as well: first, why does it give me the Security Warning according to which
it requires MS Jet 4.0SP8 even if I have downloaded and installed it as
described in the related article?
And, last, how can I assign numerical (?) values to alphanumeric ones so
that a report can sort those alphanumeric values according to a preset
order -not alphabetically?
Thanks for your patience and help... Any little bit will be appreciated :)
Cheers
Themis
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