A lot times the reason for slow file browses is that there is a mapped drive that isn't available.  The file browser will try go access that drive and will...

I won't have time to study the job script closely, but off hand it appears to me that you may just be able to hard-code the date(s) that were missed...

One possibility is that the field you are converting to an int value is defined as a big int that can hold a value larger than the maximum value an...

It isn't that hard to use, especially if you've used other Microsoft development products.

There is a tutorial at That one is for 2016 but I think there are ones...

First, most web site databases are behind firewalls and you may have to have the hosting company allow SQL Server traffic from your IP address to pass through the firewall....

Try refreshing the links to the Tables in Access. In Access 2010 the Linked Table Manager is in the External Data tab. Not sure about 2013 but you...

If you are deleting the majority of the records and keeping only a few it might be better to copy only the ones you want to a new table.

You need to set up an ODBC definition that points to the specific database you want to use. If you notice in the error message it says *.accdb -...

Make sure that you have write access to the folder where the database is. You have to be able to create a lock (lck) file in the folder in...

You might consider using SSMS to create a script for the database/table to a file (right click on table name and choose script as). Then use the Microsoft Word...

Regarding letting the user add new values look at the AllowValueEditLists property (see help below). I haven't personally used it but it appears it might answer your problem. ...

Consider MS Access. I know it gets a bad wrap. But Access with linked SQL Tables can be a good solution, especially if you have a limited number...

You might want to try the Office Watch Access section - There have been some articles on working with Word from Access and the other direction. There...

Typical Access databases display the entire set of data in a table and let you scroll through it, search it, etc. When the table is in SQL Server that...

Consider looking at the views in the SharePoint content database. There is a view called UserData that contains the data. The tp_DirName indicates what the data belongs to....