If I upgrade from Access 2000 to 2003 will I lose my data?

G

Guest

I already have data stored in Access 2000. I need more training (training is
extinct for 2000). If I convert to 2003, what happens to my current
database? Does it have to be re-entered. Does it go away?
 
F

fredg

I already have data stored in Access 2000. I need more training (training is
extinct for 2000). If I convert to 2003, what happens to my current
database? Does it have to be re-entered. Does it go away?
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Nothing happens to it.
Access 2003 uses the Access 2000 format by default.
 

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