Dear CCD,
We have data in an old Microsoft Access database. We keep the data pretty current, but when we want to look at a particular record (or records) we have to manually create a query using the query builder. Can you make this easier? It takes us so much time currently, and sometimes we make mistakes-
Lynn in Rockville
We have some web development work we would like to have done in the Washington DC / Maryland / Virginia area. Does your company charge by the hour or by the project? We are interested in PHP and database management.
Hi,
We have our data (mostly HR data in the HROffice system by Ascentis) in a SQL Server 2008 database. We are having difficulties backing up the system, transferring it, and getting it back on-line. Do you have a technician or someone who can come to our office in Germantown, Maryland to help us out? I think it would take just a few hours. Thanks,
Alan, CIO
Hi,
We have an office in Rockville, Maryland (just outside of Washington DC). One of our systems is built on PHP and uses the MySQL database. We were wondering if your company does database management for PHP/MySQL systems. Help!!
Amy
TTL, LLC
Hi,
I am an IT guy in Rockville, Maryland and have a custom programming question that has to do with database management. I am trying to integrate a Microsoft Access database with a SQL Server 2008 64 bit database. The SQL Server system doesn’t seem to connect to Access. Do you have any ideas about what could be the problem?
Joe in Rockville, Maryland
How does an Access Database stores data?
Jin
Admin Manager, EEP Enterprises
Montgomery County
Hi,
I am a novice using Microsoft Access. Does an Access Database provide any programming languages?
Lily in Gaithersburg
Hi,
I am new to Microsoft Access. As I know, Access is very popular for building small database applications. I am wondering, can we use an Access Database to build a complex database applications as well?
Kate
Germantown
I am interested in including databars on my Access Database reports. Can I do this with Microsoft Access 2007? Database management is kind of useless if we don’t have usable reports!
Allison
District of Columbia
Hello,
We are an association in the District of Columbia. We use an Access Database to keep track of members and some of our publications. We have had several employees work on our database over the years, and it is not looking very good. Do you have experience in database management and think you could help us with our computer consulting needs?
Lisa
Washington DC
