Linking a new View You can link to a SQL Server View in your Access Application using DoCmd.TransferDatabase in the same way that you would link to a table. In the following example you would use the name of the view for both the source table name and the table name (unless you wan’t to… Read More: SQL Server View Primary Key in Access »
Listing Tables and Columns for SQL Server Views, Triggers and Stored Procedures If you want to know which server objects (Views, Procedures, Triggers or Functions) use which tables and columns then you’ve come to the right place. Maybe you need to replace or deprecate a column or two. To create this list we need –… Read More: Server Object Dependencies »
Relational Databases allow you to use Compound Primary Keys. But should you? Both Access and SQL Server allow you to create Compound Primary Keys. They may seem like a good idea for some tables. But don’t… It’s a trap. For example, you may be thinking of using a compound PK in a joining table like… Read More: Compound Primary Keys »
Stored Procedure to list Tables and Columns in your SQL Server Database If you want a list of the User Tables and Columns in your SQL Server Database you can use this Stored Procedure. Using the WITH keyword for Common Table Expresssions (CTEs) we begin by getting a list of tables from the system view… Read More: SQL Server Tables and Columns »