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Joe Cilinceon
I have my DB split now but have some questions. Can you link to more than
one backend DB in different locations?
one backend DB in different locations?
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Rick Brandt
Joe said:I have my DB split now but have some questions. Can you link to more
than one backend DB in different locations?
Certainly.
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Joe Cilinceon
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Jeff Boyce
Joe
What happens when you try it?
What happens when you try it?
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Joe Cilinceon
It worked fine and I was just curious if it worked. I didn't want to try it
unless someone who knew something about access thought it would work.
unless someone who knew something about access thought it would work.
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Rick Brandt
Joe said:It worked fine and I was just curious if it worked. I didn't want to
try it unless someone who knew something about access thought it
would work.
My main app at work links to three different SQL Servers, an IBM ISeries, a
handful of Paradox tables, several Foxpro databases and some text files with
all of these being dispersed all over our LAN. The surprising thing is that
it doesn't have any permanent links to any Jet MDB files although I do use
temporary links to one for an import routine.
That is one of the great things about an MDB application. You can use lots
of data sources in lots of locations.
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Joe Cilinceon
Thansks for the information Rick, it seems every day I'm learning more about
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