K
Kate
Hello,
I am in the process of attempting to split my database.
I used the wizard, and came up with the error "subscript out of range.
Invalid procedure call or argument". However, it did seem to have
created a backend, so i continued.
The backend had the tables. Nice.
Was it supposed to have created a front end as well, or is the front
end just the bit I started with? The bit I started with still had the
tables in it, so I deleted the tables, and used "get external data,
link tables" to link my 'front end' with the back end, then reset the
relationships.
Now in the bit which i think is hte front end, you can still see the
tables. (They have arrow thingys next to them to show they are linked).
Is this what is supposed to have happened?
Now do I just have to send a front end to each of my users? Then, in
my copy of the front end, I can make design changes at my leisure, and
when I'm done resend these copies to the users? (I have yet to figure
out the 'how to' in automating this bit)
Thanks
I am in the process of attempting to split my database.
I used the wizard, and came up with the error "subscript out of range.
Invalid procedure call or argument". However, it did seem to have
created a backend, so i continued.
The backend had the tables. Nice.
Was it supposed to have created a front end as well, or is the front
end just the bit I started with? The bit I started with still had the
tables in it, so I deleted the tables, and used "get external data,
link tables" to link my 'front end' with the back end, then reset the
relationships.
Now in the bit which i think is hte front end, you can still see the
tables. (They have arrow thingys next to them to show they are linked).
Is this what is supposed to have happened?
Now do I just have to send a front end to each of my users? Then, in
my copy of the front end, I can make design changes at my leisure, and
when I'm done resend these copies to the users? (I have yet to figure
out the 'how to' in automating this bit)
Thanks