Yes that's true.. I guess in the older editor you can still write your SQL as I have done, without code assist and when you save it, Access will mangle it and change your spacing etc. I highly recommend using Notepad++ or something similar as I demonstrated in another episode to write more complicated queries. It allows you to use some limited code completion, spacing, indenting, and other goodies; plus it can act as a kind of clipboard on steroids (and a backup!). I showed it here: ruclips.net/video/i_UCZ55jMpw/видео.html
Thank you - as usual wonderful MS Access content
Many thanks!
Excelente conteúdo de aprendizado! Grato por compartilhar!
¡No hay problema! ¡Gracias por mirar!
Great info!!
Glad you think so!
Happy. NEW YEAR
Thank you for you contribution during 2024
Happy New Year! Cheers
Great video as always Sean. BTW, the Monaco editor is only available with 365. Bummer....
Yes that's true.. I guess in the older editor you can still write your SQL as I have done, without code assist and when you save it, Access will mangle it and change your spacing etc. I highly recommend using Notepad++ or something similar as I demonstrated in another episode to write more complicated queries. It allows you to use some limited code completion, spacing, indenting, and other goodies; plus it can act as a kind of clipboard on steroids (and a backup!). I showed it here: ruclips.net/video/i_UCZ55jMpw/видео.html