Microsoft Visual Basic for Access 2002
Microsoft Visual Basic for Access 2002 is actually the language used to build Microsoft applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. In this Virtual Training Company tutorial, author Mark Long teaches you how to use Visual Basic for Access to build and publish your own programs. He teaches you the concept of event programming, code control structures, variables, constants, and much more. To get started today, simply click on one of the Visual Basic for Access 2002 lessons.
Introduction
Welcome/Intro
Course Overview
Who This Course Is For
VBA Basics
This is VBA
VBA IDE
Project Window
Properties Window
Custom Toolbar
Writing Code
Getting Assistance In VBA
Variables
Variables Explained
Creating Variables
Data Types
Expressions
Constants
Static Variables
Option Explicit
Variable Scope
Option Compare
Modules
Intro to Modules
Procedures
Using Arguments
Public vs Private
Functions
Using Form Modules
Using Standard Modules
Enhancing Code Readability
Event Based Programming
Events
Handling Events
Choosing Events
Form Events
Control Events
DoCmd
Forms
Collections
Forms Collection
Multiple Forms
Validating Data
Validation Levels
Database Validation
Code Level Validation
Validating Strings
Validating Numbers
Validating Dates
Object Oriented Programming
Intro to OOP
Classes
Objects
Creating A Class
Creating An Object
Object Browser
Using Application Objects
Control Structures
If/Then
Immediate If
Case Statements
Choose Function
Looping Through Code
Looping Structures
For Next Loops
For Each
Do Loops
Do While
Do Until
Do Loop While
Do Loop Until
Handling Errors
Types of Errors
Error Handling Terminology
Creating An Error Handler
Using The Err Object
Exiting Error Handler Routine
Error Handling Templates
Debugging
Intro to Debugging
Navigating Your Code
Breakpoints
Working In Break Mode
Immediate Window
Locals Window
Watch Window
Data Access
Data Access Basics
Connection Object
Recordset Object
Referencing Fields
Navigating Records
SQL Queries
Updating Records
Adding Records Pt.1
Adding Records Pt.2
Deleting Records Pt.1
Deleting Records Pt.2
Connecting To SQL Server
DAO vs ADO
Application Completion
Documentation
Testing
Startup Options
Splash Screens
Packaging For Delivery
Using The Database Splitter
Credits
About The Author
