MDE File

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W. Guy Delaney

Am I right to assume that when you make an MDE file that it only applies to
the front end and not to the back end of a split database>
 
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Bruce M. Thompson

Am I right to assume that when you make an MDE file that it only applies
to
the front end and not to the back end of a split database>
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The purpose of making an MDE file is to end up with a file that contains
only compiled VBA code (the source code is removed), so, provided that your
back-end file contains only tables (as it should), there is no benefit in
converting such a file to MDE.
 

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