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Maintaining Database Integrity Using Data Macros In Microsoft Access
2013
Review of Business Information Systems (RBIS)
The introduction of Data Macros in Microsoft Access 2010 addresses a major shortcoming of Access in enforcing business rules associated with a database application. Specifically, data macros remove the onerous coordination across data entry/update forms touching a base table in order to enforce semantic integrity constraints. More importantly, similar to triggers in SQL, Access data macros allow users to update tables by direct datasheet edits or explicit SQL update while enforcing that any
doi:10.19030/rbis.v17i3.7999
fatcat:rnbc6jajtjepnodp3m2al6ph5e