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Trace table links in Access 2000
I have inherited a database which is split and containes linked tables. I
need to obtain the file path to the linked tables to source the backend data tables. |
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On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 19:19:03 -0700, Mackia
wrote: I have inherited a database which is split and containes linked tables. I need to obtain the file path to the linked tables to source the backend data tables. A couple of ways to do this: Tools... Database Utilities... Linked Table Manager (this might not work because the name may be longer than the width of the window); another way is to look at the Connect property of the tabledef object. Type Ctrl-G and in the Immediate window type ?CurrentDb.Tabledefs("SomeTableName").Connect John W. Vinson[MVP] |
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Open a table link in design view. Right click on
the window title (table name), and select 'properties' (david) "Mackia" wrote in message ... I have inherited a database which is split and containes linked tables. I need to obtain the file path to the linked tables to source the backend data tables. |
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