In this episode, we're going to take an introductory look at Data Macros in our MS Access database. Data macros perform a similar function to "Triggers" in other database management systems, and they do that by allowing users to execute updates when a record is inserted, or when a record is updated, or other events. For example, when a price is updated in one table, that price update can be logged in another table for a price history. In today's example, we'll log an event record each time a new case management record is added to a database, putting the current user's name on the record in the process.
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