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New Features in Total Access Detective
Total Access Detective is our award-winning Microsoft Access database and object comparison tool. This documents lists the enhancements made with the release of version 11.0 for Access 2003. No only does Version 11.0 support Access 2003 and all its new properties, it includes many new features requested by customers and our innovative staff. The latest releases are:
- Version 11.0 for Access 2003
- Version 10.5 for Access 2002
- Version 9.5 for Access 2000
with these enhancements:
Global Enhancements
- Compares Access objects in Access Data Projects (ADP databases) in addition to Jet MDB databases
- Enhanced display of data comparisons with improved filtering and reports
- Enhanced display and filtering of property differences
- Case sensitive detector to find capitalization differences
- New professionally printed 94 page user manual
Merge Data Differences Between Tables
Combine data differences between two tables into a new table with options to select the source of the new and modified records
Database Comparison Enhancements
When comparing two databases (as opposed to two objects in one database), these features were added:
- Total Access Startup launches the Database Comparison database with the correct version of Microsoft Access even if you have multiple versions of Access installed on your machine.
- Comparison results can be exported to a table in a separate database.
- Previous versions of Total Access Detective did not support comparison of password-protected databases. This version supports comparison of tables, queries, modules, and data access pages, along with database level items like references and relationships between databases protected by a password. Support for databases with workgroup security remains.
- During object selection, each Table Relation is listed as a separate object that can be included or excluded from comparison.
New Reports
- Database Comparison Summary: Provides an overview of the difference between two databases.
- Objects with Differences: Shows objects along with their number of properties and code differences that were detected.
- Data Differences Summary: For each keyed table with data differences, shows the number of new vs. modified records, and a list of non-keyed tables with data differences.
Report Enhancements
- Previous versions showed a separate Data Differences report for each pair of tables. This version consolidates Data Differences data into one report.
- The Data Differences reports show new/modified records for keyed tables, or the first changed record between non-keyed tables.
- Report headers display the date and time that the comparison was created (previous versions showed the date and time that the report was printed).
- Report footers display “Page N of M.”
Compare Conditional Formatting Properties
Conditional formatting allows you to format the contents of a control in a form or report based on one or more conditions. Previous versions did not compare conditional formatting properties.
See the product guide for a complete list of features.
