FIND and VERIFY every use of dates in each of your databases!

More importantly, many custom Access applications never took Year 2000 issues into account. Do you know how and where dates are used and manipulated in queries, forms, reports, macros, and module code?

The result? Applications that are not ready for Year 2000 with potentially disastrous effects. There are different issues foreach version of Access. Regardless of which Access version you use, you must take action to ensure that your applications will work correctly!

Fortunately, databases created in every version of Access, including Access 2.0, can be made Year 2000 compliant. You just need to find everywhere you are using dates and make sure they always use four-digit years.

Year 2000 issues for Access are not focused on whether Access or your database will crash after 1999. Most likely, they will run. The question is whether they will run correctly. Errors with display, data entry, printing, and calculations are extremely difficult to detect thoroughly. Total Access Inspector 2000 examines all your database objects to flag Year 2000 problems, date usage, and potential date usage.

Easy to Use

When the analysis is completed, you can view the results or reports to understand and fix the detected issues. Reports can be filtered by object and issue type.

NOTE: Total Access Inspector 2000 does not modify your database. The manual and on-line help system will help you examine its findings and determine how to implement fixes.