Broken Web Links Within Microsoft Access

1 Apr 2005 1:14 PM

Corey Vlasak via DotNetMonster.com

I have built a database in Microsoft Access 2003 that has a number of links
that go out to the web. Does anyone know of a way I could set up my
database to check which links are active and which ones are inactive?
Because the links are added and removed, I would need to run this once a
day, so any automation would be nice. While researching this, I came across
(is broken) and (ConectionState) am I on the right track.

Thank you for any help

Corey

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7 Apr 2005 4:51 PM

David Sceppa

Corey,

You may be best served by asking this question in one of the Access
forums. Based on a quick scan of those forums,
microsoft.public.access.externaldata might be your best bet.

I hope this information proves helpful.

David Sceppa
Microsoft
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| I have built a database in Microsoft Access 2003 that has a number of
links
| that go out to the web. Does anyone know of a way I could set up my
| database to check which links are active and which ones are inactive?
| Because the links are added and removed, I would need to run this once a
| day, so any automation would be nice. While researching this, I came
across
| (is broken) and (ConectionState) am I on the right track.
|
| Thank you for any help
|
| Corey