Shamil Salakhetdinov
shamil at users.mns.ru
Wed Oct 11 11:10:41 CDT 2006
Hi All, The following is a citation from MS Access 2007 online help: <<< Windows SharePoint Services users can open lists in rich Access views directly from a SharePoint site. Office Access 2007 forms, reports, and datasheets can appear listed alongside other views on a SharePoint site. When you choose an Access view, Office Access 2007 starts and opens the requested form, report, or datasheet. This makes it easy for you to run a rich Office Access 2007 report on a SharePoint site without having to first start Office Access 2007. You can also choose to open a list in Access, and if a database doesn't exist, it is created automatically and prepopulated with a set of forms and reports based on your list. >> Questions (to Martin probably): How this feature works? Is the database created "automagically" on client or on server side? Does MS Access runs embedded in a host application (SharePoint services client?) or as an independent application? ... Thank you. -- Shamil