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Split database - Update table in BE
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Have split up my database in a BE and FE database. Users now want an extra field in one of the tables. Put in this field in the table in the BE database. Went to the FE database and relinked the table, but the field isn't visible. What did I miss? Sabineke |
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Split database - Update table in BE
Sabineke wrote:
Hi, Have split up my database in a BE and FE database. Users now want an extra field in one of the tables. Put in this field in the table in the BE database. Went to the FE database and relinked the table, but the field isn't visible. What did I miss? Sounds like your front end is not pointing to the back end you think it is. For a Jet back end (mdb) you usually don't even need to relink. Changes just show up. Are you looking at the table link in the front end or at a form? The latter might require additional changes before it will see the new field. -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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Split database - Update table in BE
Hi,
I'm looking at the table link in the front end. (Linked table manager) I've already deleted them and remade them, but still got the same problem. When I open the BE, I linke to, I see the modifications I made to the table. Is it possible it has something to do with security issues? I'm working in access2007 with file format access 2002-2003 and secured the BE and FE. Sabineke "Rick Brandt" wrote: Sabineke wrote: Hi, Have split up my database in a BE and FE database. Users now want an extra field in one of the tables. Put in this field in the table in the BE database. Went to the FE database and relinked the table, but the field isn't visible. What did I miss? Sounds like your front end is not pointing to the back end you think it is. For a Jet back end (mdb) you usually don't even need to relink. Changes just show up. Are you looking at the table link in the front end or at a form? The latter might require additional changes before it will see the new field. -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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Split database - Update table in BE
Sabineke wrote:
Hi, I'm looking at the table link in the front end. (Linked table manager) I've already deleted them and remade them, but still got the same problem. When I open the BE, I linke to, I see the modifications I made to the table. Is it possible it has something to do with security issues? I'm working in access2007 with file format access 2002-2003 and secured the BE and FE. Open the link in design view and look at the property sheet. This will show the path to the file where the link is pointing. Are you absolutely sure that it is pointing to the same file you modified? Because all of what you are saying suggests otherwise. -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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Split database - Update table in BE
Hi,
You were right. I open the database BE through a shortcut on my desktop and it seems that this pointed to the wrong BE database. Now it works. Thanks for your help and sorry. Going to double check next time. "Rick Brandt" wrote: Sabineke wrote: Hi, I'm looking at the table link in the front end. (Linked table manager) I've already deleted them and remade them, but still got the same problem. When I open the BE, I linke to, I see the modifications I made to the table. Is it possible it has something to do with security issues? I'm working in access2007 with file format access 2002-2003 and secured the BE and FE. Open the link in design view and look at the property sheet. This will show the path to the file where the link is pointing. Are you absolutely sure that it is pointing to the same file you modified? Because all of what you are saying suggests otherwise. -- Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP Email (as appropriate) to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com |
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