
MS Access As A Dev Tool
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Working with Constants
A constant is a meaningful name given to a number or string. You can use constants only for values that don't change at runtime. A tax rate or commission rate, for example, might be constant throughout your application. There are three types of constants in Access: 1. Symbolic 2. Intrinsic 3. System-definedSymbolic constants, created by using the Const keyword, improve the readability of your code and make code maintenance easier. Instead of referring to the number .0875 every time you want to refer to the tax rate, for instance, you can refer to the constant MTAXRATE (M indicating that it is a module-level constant). If the tax rate changes and you need to modify the value in your code, you'll make the change in only one place. Furthermore, unlike the number .0875, the name MTAXRATE is self-documenting.
Intrinsic constants are built into Microsoft Access; they are part of the language itself. As an Access programmer, you can use constants supplied by Microsoft Access, Visual Basic, and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). You can also use constants provided by any object libraries you're using in your application.
Only three system-defined constants are available to all applications on your computer: True, False, and Null.
This material orginally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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