Sync MS Access Table with MySQL Table in a existing Form

Hi! there, My name is Dipak Moliya. I’ve read your project description and can see that you would like to Sync Access Table with MySQL Table in an existing Form or you would like to link the MySQL Table directly to the form so that user can enter data directly in MySQL table. I have 6 year's experience designing and developing Microsoft Access Application with advance knowledge of SQL and VBA. I am highly qualified for this project and would love to speak with you further about taking this project on. If you'd like to view my previous work, take a look at my Freelancer Portfolio. Thanks.

you can use the date from the id table .

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Greetings! 1) The kind of date format used in MS Access one specifies in the table designer, there are many of them. Moreover, one can specify even own format for the dates (to be correct, one chooses not a format, but rather kind of the representation of the format). Then , input field of the form that accepts the date you enter have to respond to the chosen format. 2) If some function in the form (?) need an "integer" representation of the data, no problem, there are cint(date value) and cdate(integer value) functions to use whatever you need. 3) Finally, if to leave everything as it is, you are flexible to perform cdate(your integer date) while saving date to MySQL. Just to doublecheck: one has to be careful with date representation concerning locale settings - 01 May of 2016 might be represented like 01/05/2016 or 05/01/2016 depending on it. I mean that Access and SQL may have (this is to check) different locales. So, I can either assist you via TeamViewr session or make needed changes if you send me the file. Or just make it yourself after these instructions :) Please feel free to contact me. Regards, Sergey