1. Microsoft Access Ssurgo Template Database Download Free Apps From App Store
2. Microsoft Access Ssurgo Template Database Download Free Apps Download

Each Access database template below provides a foundation for you to build upon to create your own customized business application. The template can be used as a stand-alone solutions, or just as an example to show you how to maximize the functionality of the UI Builder framework. Microsoft Access Database free download - Microsoft Jet Database Engine 3.5, Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC), Microsoft Jet Database Engine 3, and many more programs. This first topic explains how to install the Northwind Traders database in your own environment and gain access to the sample apps, which you can open for editing to reveal how they were built. Northwind Traders is a fictitious organization that manages orders, products, customers, suppliers, and many other aspects of a small business.

By following the steps in this series of topics, you can discover concepts about relational data as implemented in a sample database in Microsoft Dataverse. You can also explore sample business apps, both canvas and model-driven, for managing that data and earn practical experience by creating such an app. This first topic explains how to install the Northwind Traders database in your own environment and gain access to the sample apps, which you can open for editing to reveal how they were built.

Northwind Traders is a fictitious organization that manages orders, products, customers, suppliers, and many other aspects of a small business. This sample appeared with the first versions of Microsoft Access and is still available as an Access template.

Prerequisites

• A Power Apps license that supports Dataverse. You can use a free trial license for 30 days.
• An environment with a Dataverse database. You can create such an environment if you have appropriate permissions.

Download the solution

This solution file (.zip) contains the definitions of entities, option sets, and business processes; the canvas and model-driven apps; and any other pieces that are used together.

Install the solution

1. Sign in to Power Apps, and then ensure that you're working in an environment that contains a Dataverse database.

2. In the left navigation pane, select Solutions, and then select Import in the toolbar near the top of the screen:

3. In the Select Solution Package page, select Browse.

4. Find the file that you downloaded, and then select Open.

   Unless you selected a different location, the file will be in your Downloads folder.

5. If you have the correct file (the version number might vary), select Next:

6. In the Solution Information page, select Next if the name of the solution and the publisher are correct.

7. In the Import Options page, select Import to confirm SDK message handling, which the sample requires:

   Another page appears and shows progress as the solution is installed over the next few minutes:

   When the installation finishes, the original page shows the result:

8. Select Close.

Load the sample data

1. Select Apps, and then select Northwind Sample Data.

   Wait a few minutes if the Northwind apps don't appear immediately after you install the solution:

2. When the app asks for permission to interact with Dataverse, select Allow:

3. After the app loads and shows that the sample entities contain no records, select Load Data to populate the entities:

   As the app loads the data, dots march across the top of the app, and the number of records increases.

   Entities are loaded in a specific order so that relationships can be established between records. For example, the Order Details entity has a many-to-one relationship with the Orders and Order Products entities, which are loaded first.

   You can cancel the process at any time by selecting Cancel, and you can remove the data at any time by selecting Remove Data:

   When the data finishes loading, the last row (Many to Many Relationships) shows Done, and the Load Data and Remove Data buttons are enabled again:

Sample apps

The Northwind solution includes these apps for interacting with this data:

• Northwind Orders (Canvas)
• Northwind Orders (Model-driven)

You open these apps the same way that you opened the app in the previous procedure.

Canvas

This single-screen app offers a simple master-detail view of the Orders entity, where you can view and edit a summary of the order and each line item for an order. A list of orders appears near the left edge, and you can select an arrow in that list to show a summary and the details of that order. More information: Overview of the canvas app for Northwind Traders.

Model-driven

This app operates on the same data (in the Orders entity) as the canvas app. In the list of orders, show more information about an order by selecting its number:

A summary of the order appears on a separate form:

If you scroll down the form, it shows the same line items as the canvas app does:

Do it yourself

You can follow step-by-step instructions to create the canvas app shown earlier in this topic. The instructions are divided into three parts:

1. Create an order gallery.
2. Create a summary form.
3. Create a detail gallery.

Microsoft Access Ssurgo Template Database Download Free Apps From App Store

If you want to skip ahead, the solution contains a starting-point app for each part. In the list of apps, look for Northwind Orders (Canvas) - Begin Part 1 and so on.

Microsoft Access Ssurgo Template Database Download Free Apps Download

This overview of the app explains the user interface, data sources, and how relationships are used.