Total Access Analyzer

What’s new in Total Access Analyzer for Access 2010?

• Supports Access 2010, 32-bit and 64-bit versions
• VBA module code parser supports conditional compilers
• Optionally perform module cross-referencing for a subset of modules
• Macro documentation with analysis and syntax validation
• Enhanced macro dictionary report
• TempVars documentation, cross-reference and validation
• Find inconsistent timer event and timer intervals
• Find conflicts with future SQL Server 2012 reserved words
• Improved display of results and opening the current object in design mode
• New reports
• Set colors on the output reports' title, header, footer and groupings
• New Access 2010 user interface with theme support

What's new in Total Access Analyzer?

Total Access Analyzer General Improvements

• During module documentation, the VBA IDE no longer flashes on the screen.
• Faster performance
• All reported issues and errors for previous versions are resolved
• When selecting tables for documentation, a new feature allows you to filter the table list by System tables or Regular tables
• The documentation is optimized to run more efficiently than ever
• A new "Suggestion Box" link on the Main Menu allows you to send product suggestions directly to the FMS development team
• Documents only the Access options that apply to the database type: MDB or ADP

Documentation Enhancements in Total Access Analyzer

• Documentation can run on databases that are not complied, although module cross referencing may be incomplete for these databases
• Blueprint reports for form and report layouts are now available for databases that are in Access 2002-2003 format. Previously, an Access/Jet bug prevented us form generating these blueprint reports
• Improved documentation of form and report controls, and their associated labels
• Documentation of Hyperlink and Subhyperlink addresses is enhanced
• Issue Filter form displays only issues that exist in the current documentation results
• Improved documentation of CommandBar controls
• After documentation is complete, the Documentation Summary form displays a count of issues by object type

New Reports available in Total Access Analyzer

• Two new reports are available to show Relationships and support filtering
• Two new reports show controls with their associated labels
• Two new reports show table field lists in Landscape mode to better display long table names, field names, and field descriptions
• Module XRef reports with Functions now displays control and property information
• The Blueprint Detail report displays the source object name for subform/subreport controls
• Two new reports for Table Fields, Sorted by Data Type. One with the summary of fields by data type and size, and the other showing the details of fields of every data type and size

Total Access Analyzer includes now new Error Detection

• Report references to broken hyperlinks

New Suggestions

• Procedure names that conflict with reserved words
• Combo boxes on tables and forms that display the default number of 8 rows. Displaying more rows allows users to see more items at one time
• Suggestions for improving primary key fields:
  • Tables with primary keys not in the first set of fields
  • Tables with more than one field as their primary key
  • Tables that use non-numeric fields as their primary key
  • For MDBs, tables that do not use autonumber field as their primary key
  • For ADPs, tables that do not use Identity fields as their primary key
• Modules without Option Compare specified

New Performance Tips

• Form and report RecordSources that should be a saved query
• Action queries that maintain a transaction log
• Tables linked to old Access database formats
• The use of the slow Domain functions in forms, macros, and reports. Previously, it only documented their use in modules and queries

Reporting Enhancements in Total Access Analyzer

• On the Report Options form, a new feature allows you to reset all options to their default values
• The Hyperlink report (under Object XRef) now contains a check box to show code references to a hyperlink address that’s a variable or constant

Winner of Every Best Access Add-In Award Since 1994

• Discover why so many Microsoft Access users and developers consider Total Access Analyzer the world's premier Access database analysis program. Total Access Analyzer analyzes all your database objects to provide extensive documentation, cross-reference, application and flow diagrams, with 295 presentation-quality reports. It also detects over 100 types of errors, suggestions, and performance tips, so you can improve your applications

Total Access Analyzer Comprehensive Database Analysis

• Total Access Analyzer performs detailed analysis of your Access database to generate complete documentation of all objects and code. It examines your entire database to reveal complex relationships among objects, hidden problems, and even unused objects. Take control of your databases by understanding how they work. Total Access Analyzer not only generates cross-references between your objects, it also creates diagrams of your application and data flow to show multi-level relationships. Great for getting up-to-speed on databases created by others

Total Access Analyzer: Create Better Access Applications

• Total Access Analyzer helps you apply the 'Best Practices' principles of FMS. Perform the same analysis on your databases to see what you can improve. For instance, eliminate potential data loss with the field consistency analysis that ensures identically named fields across tables are defined consistently. Find forms with duplicate hotkey letters, reports without a NoData event, unused objects and code, procedures that should be private, and much more

Total Access Analyzer: Simplify Your Development Efforts

• As your databases grow in complexity, they becomes harder and harder to understand. Total Access Analyzer generates the information you need to maintain control and efficiency. From simple table structure lists, to field dictionaries (for a field name, see every table it is defined), to property listings, object cross-reference, flow diagrams, and code printouts, Total Access Analyzer gives you the data and reports you need to manage your systems

Don't Ship Without Running It

• Total Access Analyzer detects errors that can cause your application to crash. For instance, you may have a form that references a table or field that was renamed. That form will crash when your user opens it. Total Access Analyzer catches these errors before you ship. Think of the time and embarrassment you'll save! Discover why so many organizations run Total Access Analyzer as part of their final quality assurance check before deploying their databases