re-combining a split database

[Guest]

I used the database splitter to split my database into a front end and back
end. Now I want them back together in 1 database. How do you re-join a
database after splittting it?

 

[Kevin3NF]

Delete the links under the tables tab in the front-end, then import the
tables from the back-end ot the front.

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[Guest]

Matt - simple delete the links in the front end database then right click in
the database window and select Import from the menu and select the back end
file and tables and import them back into the front end. After the are
imported back in you can delete the backend copy.

-Steve Huff

 

[Tony Toews]

I used the database splitter to split my database into a front end and back
end. Now I want them back together in 1 database. How do you re-join a
database after splittting it?

Why do you want to rejoin them?

Tony
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[Guest]

Thanks for the help all. I got the DB back together.

 

[Arvin Meyer]

I'd advise against rejoining it unless it will only ever run on a single
computer that's never on the network. If you still want to combine them,
simply delete the linked tables and import the ones from the back-end.
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