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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Connect MS Access 2003 to MySQL
It is an incredible feature of MS Access that it is so easy to connect to different databases and use as a Management Studio. Having a unified platform across all the different backends is very very useful. Setting up those … Continue reading
VBA : Scripting in MS ACCESS to run multiple Queries consecutively
It can be necessary for many reasons to want to run queries consecutively without supervision. This was particularly necessary for me when I was doing a system transfer project. The production Oracle server was being used on a daily basis … Continue reading
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VBA Code : Run a Function and Link Functions together ( or Scripting in MS Access)
MS Access can be used as an extremely powerful scripting environment that can tie together manipulation of data using VBA functions and SQL. Before you can really use this power however you need to know three things 1.Where to put … Continue reading
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Upload Shape Files into SQL Azure using OGR2OGR – Explanation of SQL Azure Connection String to be placed within OGR2OGR Command Line
Lets say you have a SQL Azure Server with the following parameters SQL Azure Instance : azureinstance1 Database name within Instance : TouristDB1 Your User Name is : tom Password is : Edinburgh The SQLAzure connection string would be MSSQL:Server=tcp:azureinstance1.database.windows.net;Database=TouristDB1; … Continue reading
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VBA Function to Create Table of Import strings using OGR2OGR targeting a SQL Server
Do you have many shape files you wish to import into a local SQL Server Database so that you can display them in QGIS or serve them on Geoserver? Here’s a short function I wrote that will take a table … Continue reading
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