Pass SQL from Access 2000 to Acrobat

I have the need to pass dynamic SQL statements (including the use of variables) from Access 2000 to an Adobe form. The Adobe form will then display the data that is gathered by the SQL. While I am fairly good at Access and SQL, I am just beginning with Acrobat. The forms are developed and coded in LiveCycle Designer. The SQL code has the ability to directly access either the linked tables in the Access DB or the data tables on the SQL server. Thank you for your help and time.

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Hi all
Am I dreaming or does creating a table in an Access Web app based on an external SQL Azure database table (not the intrinsic one) end up being an import not a sync? It doesn't even seem to update when i open the external table and refresh it?
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Sally

Hi Sally,
>> I am adding new records at the external SQL source and they are not updating in the table in the WebApp
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Reference:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/sql-database-get-started-sql-data-sync/
I am not familiar with Azure DB, and if you have issues about Azure DB, I will recommend you go to the link below for help.
Reference:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=ssdsgetstarted
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I have an Access 2000 database that is pretty small - only has 8 tables, total DB size is < 24MB. I've gone through all the steps of creating the Oracle model etc and all went without a hitch. However, when I come to migrate table data I get the following error:
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I need to pass data from an Access database to Teststand by using the built in Data step types(open data

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base /open SQL Statement etc) the first time i defined the system everything was fine but when i changed the Database (using M.S.Access) the " open SQL Statement" it would show the tables but not thier columns ,I"m using win98 sec edition / Teststand 1.0.1Hello Kitty -
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AND ms.MovieSessionId = b.MovieSessionId
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column name    column type
id             Number
name           Text
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To Restrict SQL account from accessing Sql server via SSMS

Hi All,
We are planning to tighten the security of our SQL Server.
In the initial phase, we want to restrict all the SQL accounts(except sa) from accessing SQL Server via SSMS
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