Is there an easy way to tell if a access database has been split.

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I need to make sure a database has been split. I did not develop it or have
not maintained it. is the a easy way to determine this
 
Try opening the database in database view, click on Tables. See if any table
names have an arrow to the left. The arrow indicates a linked table.
 
And, split databases often have some local tables for lookup*, or user-saved
information ... so the mere existence of some local tables does not mean
"unsplit."

* e.g., my favorite example is U. S. States and Canadian provinces,
information
that changes very INfrequently.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
 
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