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Adding a deployment script to an existing Access JumpStart app (Part 2)

by Jonathan Halder | May 30, 2024 | MS Access, MS Access VBA Coding, Versioning

Yesterday, I explained that the Access JumpStart system Steve Halder and I developed as a framework to use for our Access database clients has a nice little feature that allows you to set a whole set of global options and then define overrides for those options based...

Access Programming – What I do and Why (Access JumpStart)

by Jonathan Halder | Feb 15, 2024 | MS Access, MS Access Features, Versioning

What is Access JumpStart? Thanks for asking. Access JumpStart is our collective work as a two man programming outfit to share common code for our apps across multiple clients, architectures, and configurations. Steve and I call it a framework. It originally was named...

TDD – 023 – Exporting from OASIS-SVN and finishing up

by Jonathan Halder | Dec 29, 2023 | MS Access VBA Coding, TDD, Versioning

Well, as I was shutting down various apps, all of a sudden OASIS-SVN started seeing files to export. This could be that it was one of the apps (possibly my Splashtop which had an active session open) or simply that the memory was getting a bit bogged down. This also...

TDD – 022 – Configuring and preparing OASIS-SVN

by Jonathan Halder | Dec 28, 2023 | MS Access VBA Coding, TDD, Versioning

I now have a blank checked out copy of the trunk of the FormAuditor repository from SVN. Now it’s time to use OASIS SVN to export the project to a source folder. First I copy the Access database I’ve created to the root of the SVN working copy. I use an...

TDD – 021 – Prepping SVN Working Copy on the Laptop

by Jonathan Halder | Dec 27, 2023 | MS Access VBA Coding, TDD, Versioning

Yesterday, I wrote up to the point of creating the new SVN repository on my server and checking it out to a folder on my laptop. Next I need to configure the structure of the repository. SVN repositories really can have any structure you want. Think of the whole thing...

TDD – 020 – Crossover Article… working on 2 computers

by Jonathan Halder | Dec 26, 2023 | Versioning

I sometimes find myself working at my laptop at times. It’s great working for yourself in that respect. You can theoretically choose the time and place you want to work (well, to a point). And my laptop is great in terms of CPU and memory. It’s actually...
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