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Access 2002 Programming by Example
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Access 2002 Programming by Example

by Bob Villareal
January 2002
Beginner content levelBeginner
576 pages
13h 23m
English
Que
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The Access Immediate Window

One of the easiest and most useful tools that you encounter in your quest to learn Access is the immediate window, which is a command-line window and debugging window rolled into one. It is a command-line window because commands and procedures can be typed directly as a single line into the window and they will run after you press Enter. It is a debugging window because debugging statements nested in your code will display there. You can also run your procedures from there to test them. Whether you want to test a variable, an expression, or an entire procedure, the immediate window can handle it. After you use it and become familiar with it, it becomes almost indispensable.

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