Just what Access programmers need
There are many books on Access development using VBA. Most are written for those who are new to writing code or those who have limited experience.
For those who have been programming for some time, this book will give a rush. Ms. Korol does an excellent job of getting right to the core of her examples. Not only does she show code (and excellent code, at that), she also shows both DAO and ADO. When most other authors preface their books with a paragraph about DAO being dead, Ms. Korol does what is so needed - she keeps DAO alive. And, she travels farther using XML and ASP in easy to understand examples.
If you're new to development with Access, I would still recommend this book because some day you'll be looking for a procedure to accomplish some task and need help. All you'll have to do is look in the index for ideas.
Thank you, Ms. Korol, for taking what must have been a great deal of time and writing a book for me (and, of course, others, too).
Great Books - Excellent for Access VBA Work
If you are looking for a book to learn basics of Microsoft Access then you are looking at the wrong book. If you want to impress your boss with Access Macros, it is again a wrong book.
It is however an excellent book that covers the whole nine-yard of Microsoft Access VBA development. It starts out directly into basics of Modules and Visual Basic Editor environment. Takes you quickly through basics of VBA. This is followed by details on how you can use VBA on MS Access Database (and on other external databases through MS Access). Book lives up to its title, it is loaded with excellent examples of VBA code. I read through some of the other Access VBA books before getting this book and on side-by-side comparison; this book stands out in depth, examples and detail.
