How to store and open ANY PC Files in Microsoft Access

FILES MANAGEMENT DATABASE IN MS ACCESS
Hello friends,
I share with you on how to create a simple database in Microsoft Access that we can use to store, manage and open our local PC files directly in our Access Database.
Using this approach to handle files in a Database has the potential of keeping the Database capacity below the 2GB limitation in Microsoft Access.
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[@gsb2578]

Amazing exactly what I was looking for...Great job Bro god bless you

[@datatechstutorials]

I am so glad this helped you.

[@alialame1994]

الف شكر رائع

[@saidfawzy]

So So Great ... I will send now to all my students to follow . Thanks for your efforts and kindness

[@datatechstutorials]

Thank you very much sir for your commends

[@kamleshjain6872]

too Good... i will incorporate it in my app. We need technical specification of each product and i will link it .... Thanks a lot sir. :)

[@datatechstutorials]

Welcome sir. glad it helps

[@salihdedic7233]

Great Video! Straight to the point. Very helpful, thank you!

[@datatechstutorials]

I am glad it helped. Thank you

[@HALOVLOGTV]

Great teacher excellent! keep it up God bless you brother thanks for your work

[@datatechstutorials]

thank you too

[@wimschiphorst8541]

Very good and interesting video. One question. You use early binding in your database example?

[@datatechstutorials]

hey bro! what do you mean by early binding.

[@thewolfofbitcoin6175]

great job!!!!!!

[@emmanuelkabreyang3679]

Great job Boss. Keep it up!

[@datatechstutorials]

Thanks, you too!

[@DONGICHAITheComputerguy]

Good job!

[@datatechstutorials]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ethanhunt9764]

If we want to save in a specific folder, how to do it? Say for each staff seperate folder and saving it separately thier files

[@datatechstutorials]

Okay. we shall look at it this in next videos regarding this topic.

[@mbirigaeric2590]

can it be shared and opened on another computer

[@datatechstutorials]

yes sir over a LAN

[@henrysen-opoku1090]

Hi Arko, it's about DLookUp ("Amount paid", "tblMain", "ID=1") seeks to point out one record from the field. (From the Amount paid field). What about if we want all the records in the field, how are we going to code it, please.

[@datatechstutorials]

Can you come up again clearly on this question?

[@kensimba7868]

@henry , if I can try to understand you, if u want the Dlookup function to return the corresponding amount paid whenever u type an id, try this Dlookup ( "amount paid","tblmain", " id = " ' " & txtid & " ' " ") I hope I've not made a mistake

[@user-cv1jm2ms2i]

it didn't operate in MS Access 2007 any suggestion ?

[@datatechstutorials]

yes, MS 2007 is way old. Please consider upgrading to a later version and you will be fine. sorry for late reply

[@skylakespskylakespanish5552]

Very good instructions- but you speake toooooo fast

[@datatechstutorials]

Thank you for bringing this up. Will try to slow next time sir.