How to write a memory residenced program in Acess?

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For example, a busy trading company has a receptionist to answer the phone of
enquiries and take down all necessary information and input to the computer.
These information will route to sales department and will appears
automatically on the screen or a message queue saying the number of enquiries
pending for follow up. I am planning to write a memory residence program to
keep track the number of enquiries. Any idea to write or define residenced
program in MS Access?

Many thanks
 
Yes, that's what I plan to do. But I think I need a program which is like a
goalkeeper to track (check) if there is new transactions come in. If so,
information will be retrieved automatically. Or someting like "alter" that
when a new transaction (message) comes in, this "alter" will generate mails
or pop up a message screen etc.
 
My problem is how to make such program to check the table at a regular
interval such as every 2 minutes. I think this program should be running at
the background.
 
Arvin Meyer escribió:
With volatile information on a system that isn't 100% active 24/7, you must
write to disk. In Access, you write the data to a table, then check that
table at regular intervals.
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