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We are in the process of documenting our database. The tables will be in
SQL and the data entry will be done in Access with a client / server
relationship. We are creating another database that will store definitions
and also attributes about the fields, textbox and combobox. Stuff like input
mask, status bar text, control tip text, etc.
One of the features in the database is to be able to turn the control tip
text and status bar text on / off. There are two functions, one with the
objectname.controltiptext = "" for all objects and one with the
objectname.controltiptext = "Description" I want the description to
reference the control tip text field in the documentation database. I also
want to run periodic checks to make sure the input mask in the form matches
the input mask stored in the documentation database, etc. Obviously the
object names and references will match up, that's a given.
My objective is to make sure the documentation reflects the attributes in
the database. I have looked at some of the documenters for SQL server you
can purchase such as
http://www.ag-software.com/ags_scribe_index.asp
http://www.avdf.com/aug98/art_vb006.html
But they don't seem to do what I them to do.
1) Is what I am trying to do possible?
2) If yes how do I do it?
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SQL and the data entry will be done in Access with a client / server
relationship. We are creating another database that will store definitions
and also attributes about the fields, textbox and combobox. Stuff like input
mask, status bar text, control tip text, etc.
One of the features in the database is to be able to turn the control tip
text and status bar text on / off. There are two functions, one with the
objectname.controltiptext = "" for all objects and one with the
objectname.controltiptext = "Description" I want the description to
reference the control tip text field in the documentation database. I also
want to run periodic checks to make sure the input mask in the form matches
the input mask stored in the documentation database, etc. Obviously the
object names and references will match up, that's a given.
My objective is to make sure the documentation reflects the attributes in
the database. I have looked at some of the documenters for SQL server you
can purchase such as
http://www.ag-software.com/ags_scribe_index.asp
http://www.avdf.com/aug98/art_vb006.html
But they don't seem to do what I them to do.
1) Is what I am trying to do possible?
2) If yes how do I do it?
Can