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Microsoft Access 2013 inside out /

Build an Access Services web app with Microsoft SharePoint Server; automate your Access web app with data macros; create tables in your Access web app using built-in templates; aggregate and display your web app data using totals queries; use the Autocomplete control to quickly search for related da...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Conrad, Jeff
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Redmond, Wash. : Microsoft Press, ©2013.
©2013
Colección:Inside out (Redmond, Wash.)
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)

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520 |a Build an Access Services web app with Microsoft SharePoint Server; automate your Access web app with data macros; create tables in your Access web app using built-in templates; aggregate and display your web app data using totals queries; use the Autocomplete control to quickly search for related data; create a Summary view to consolidate and group information; display related data on your views with the Related Items control; package your web app for use by others in your organization; plus download chapters on building desktop databases. For intermediate and advanced users and database designers. --  |c Edited summary from book. 
505 0 |a Intro -- Contents at a glance -- Table of contents -- Introduction -- Part 1: Working with Access Services web apps -- Chapter 1: What is Access? -- What is a database? -- Relational databases -- The architecture of Access -- Database capabilities -- Access as an RDBMS -- Data definition and storage -- Data manipulation -- Data control -- Access as an application development system -- Deciding to move to database software -- Extending the power of Access to the web -- Chapter 2: Exploring the Access 2013 web app interface -- Working with web apps -- Opening Access for the first time -- Getting started with Access 2013 -- Opening a web app template -- Exploring the Microsoft Office Backstage view -- Taking Advantage of the Quick Access Toolbar -- Understanding the Office Fluent ribbon -- Working with the Navigation pane -- Searching for web app objects -- Working in the web app design environment -- Add Tables screen -- Table Selector -- App Home View -- View Selector -- View preview window -- Viewing your web app in a web browser -- Saving a web app as an app package -- Installing app packages -- Uploading an app package to a SharePoint corporate catalog -- Installing app packages from a SharePoint corporate catalog -- Installing apps from the SharePoint Store -- Installing apps directly into a SharePoint site -- Creating a blank Access web app -- Downloading a web app into Access -- Chapter 3: Designing tables in a web app -- Creating a new blank web app -- Creating tables using table templates -- Starting with a blank table -- Defining fields in web apps -- Understanding field data types in web apps -- Setting field properties -- Completing the fields in the Vendors table -- Creating calculated fields -- Defining field validation rules for web apps -- Defining a table validation rule for web apps -- Defining a primary key for web apps. 
505 8 |a Adding indexes -- Single-field indexes -- Multiple-field indexes -- Creating value list lookup fields in web apps -- Working with data in preview datasheets -- Creating relationships using lookup fields -- Defining a restrict delete relationship -- Defining a cascade delete relationship -- Importing and linking data into web apps -- Considerations for importing lookups -- Importing Access desktop database tables -- Importing a spreadsheet -- Importing SQL tables -- Importing a text file -- Importing a list from a SharePoint site -- Linking a SharePoint list into a web app -- Chapter 4: Creating data macros in web apps -- Uses of data macros -- Touring the Logic Designer -- Working with table events -- Using On Insert events -- Using On Update events -- Using On Delete events -- Deleting table events -- Working with named data macros -- Creating named data macros -- Using parameters -- Saving named data macros -- Calling named data macros -- Renaming and deleting named data macros -- Working with return variables -- Studying other named data macros -- Debugging data macros with the Trace table -- Understanding recursion in data macros -- Sharing data macro logic -- Chapter 5: Working with queries in web apps -- Selecting data from a single table -- Specifying fields -- Viewing query results -- Entering selection criteria -- Using expressions -- Using the Expression Builder -- Sorting data -- Working in query preview Datasheet view -- Moving around and using keyboard shortcuts -- Changing data -- Sorting data -- Filtering Data -- Selecting data from multiple tables -- Creating inner joins -- Creating outer joins -- Summarizing information with totals queries -- Totals within groups -- Selecting records to form groups -- Building a query on a query -- Using query parameters -- Selecting specific groups -- Working with unique values. 
505 8 |a Using the Top Values query property -- Chapter 6: Working with views and the web browser experience -- Uses of views -- Understanding the App Home View -- Working with the Table Selector -- Working with the View Selector -- Starting with quick-created views -- Working within the web design surface -- Exploring Action Bar buttons -- Defining view properties -- Sizing and moving controls -- Defining control properties -- Understanding related items controls -- Customizing Datasheet views -- Working with views in a web browser -- Navigating to records using the List Control -- Filtering in views -- Understanding view and edit mode -- Using special controls for data entry -- Using Datasheet views -- Chapter 7: Advanced view design -- Creating Summary views -- Creating Blank views -- Defining subviews -- Using web browser controls -- Creating stand-alone views -- Understanding name fixup -- Adding fields -- Renaming fields -- Renaming objects -- Deleting objects -- Applying themes to web app views -- Exploring sample views in the BOSS app -- Extending your web app with desktop database reports -- Managing external connections -- Setting SharePoint site permissions -- Chapter 8: Automating a web app using macros -- The macro design surface-an overview -- Working with the Logic Designer -- Saving your macro -- Working with view and control events -- Defining macros for view events -- Defining macros for control events -- Controlling record navigation with macros -- Creating an On Start macro -- Opening views with OpenPopup actions -- Using Where clause syntax -- Referencing other view control values -- Passing parameters to views -- Exploring the audit invoices macros -- Using the SetProperty action with view controls -- Calling named data macros and using return variables -- Navigating to different views using ChangeView actions. 
505 8 |a Exploring other named data macro parameter examples -- Part 2: Creating tables in a desktop database -- Chapter 9: Exploring the Access 2013 desktop database interface -- Getting started with desktop databases -- Opening an existing desktop database -- Exploring the Microsoft Office Backstage view -- Modifying global settings via the Access Options dialog box -- Taking advantage of the Quick Access Toolbar -- Understanding content security -- Enabling a database that is not trusted -- Understanding the Trust Center -- Enabling content by defining trusted locations -- Understanding the Office Fluent Ribbon -- Home tab -- Create tab -- External Data tab -- Database Tools tab -- Understanding the Navigation pane -- Exploring Navigation pane object views -- Working with custom categories and groups -- Exploring the Navigation Options dialog box -- Sorting and selecting views in the Navigation pane -- Searching for database objects -- Using the single-document vs. the multiple-document interface -- Chapter 10: Designing tables in a desktop database -- Creating a new desktop database -- Using a database template to create a desktop database -- Creating a new empty database -- Creating your first simple table by entering data -- Creating a table using Application Parts -- Creating a table using Data Type Parts -- Creating a table in Design view -- Defining fields -- Understanding field data types -- Setting field properties -- Completing the fields in the Companies table -- Defining simple field validation rules -- Defining input masks -- Defining a primary key -- Defining a table validation rule -- Understanding other table properties -- Defining relationships -- Defining your first relationship -- Creating a relationship on multiple fields -- Adding indexes -- Single-field indexes -- Multiple-field indexes -- Setting table design options. 
505 8 |a Database limitations -- Chapter 11: Modifying your table design -- Before You Get Started -- Deleting tables -- Renaming tables -- Changing field names -- Moving fields -- Inserting fields -- Copying fields -- Deleting fields -- Changing data attributes -- Changing data types -- Changing data lengths -- Dealing with conversion errors -- Changing other field properties -- Reversing changes -- Taking a look at Lookup properties -- Working with Multi-Value Lookup Fields -- Compacting your database -- Appendix: Installing your software -- Installing the Office system -- Choosing options when you have no previous version of the Office system -- Choosing options to upgrade a previous version of the Office system -- Converting from a previous version of Access -- Conversion issues -- Installing the Office 64-bit version -- Installing the sample files -- Index. 
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