Can I place macros in the back end of my database?

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well what you should do; is you should place SPROCS AND VIEWS AND
STABLES in your backend; use Access Data Projects

then you can share functionality between all users without having a
hundred different copies of everything

ADP is a lot easier to manage than MDB

-Tom
 
Access is a file-server database, not a server engine database. That means
that no matter where you put the code it will always run on your
workstation, with the exception of a terminal server application. Further,
multiple people accessing multiple instances of the same code (instead of
multiple different copies) can make it much easier to corrupt the database.

So the inelligent answer is No.
 
ACCESS IS NOT A DATABASE; IT IS MERELY A FRONT END TO A DATABASE

ADP IS THE PREFERRED / DEFAULT WAY TO USE ACCESS ANYMORE
 
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