Synchronise database

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stevecz

When I synchronise my database everything goes OK until I try to access it
offline I get the message cannot access looking for \\server\user
 
Hi Steve,

It sounds like you either have a linked table to \\server\user, or you have
some reference to it in VBA code. Try running one of these queries to see if
you have any linked tables:

To reveal all linked paths:

SELECT Left(Database,255) AS [Linked Databases],
Count(MsysObjects.Database) AS [Number of Tables]
FROM MsysObjects
WHERE (MsysObjects.Type)<>9
GROUP BY Left(Database,255)
HAVING Left(Database,255) Is Not Null;

If you want to see each table name, use this instead:

SELECT Left(Database,255) AS [Linked Databases], Name, ForeignName
FROM MsysObjects
WHERE (((MsysObjects.Type)<>9))
GROUP BY Left(Database,255), Name, ForeignName
HAVING (((Left([Database],255)) Is Not Null))
ORDER BY Name, ForeignName;


If none are found, open a VBA module and enter the \\server\user indicated
to search your project for any occurances of this string.


Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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