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RSummersJr@gmail.com
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#1: Nov 13 '05
Hello,

I'm trying to figure out how to migrate all my access database
information over to a new database that has been created. The new one
is almost identical to the old database, except it uses a different
schema. Is there anyway to do this automatically or will I have to
start doing some serious copying and pasting.

Thanks,

Rick


pietlinden@hotmail.com
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#2: Nov 13 '05

re: migrating old access database over to a new one


personally, I'd import all the old parts I wanted to keep... File/Get
External Data/Import

or are you just trying to move _data_? In that case, you can link to
the database(s) containing the tables etc that you want and either
import them or write an append query to copy the data to your new
tables...

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#3: Nov 13 '05

re: migrating old access database over to a new one


You can use Append queries and Update queries to move your data.

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> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to migrate all my access database
> information over to a new database that has been created. The new one
> is almost identical to the old database, except it uses a different
> schema. Is there anyway to do this automatically or will I have to
> start doing some serious copying and pasting.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rick
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#4: Nov 13 '05

re: migrating old access database over to a new one



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mike noel
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#5: Nov 17 '05

re: migrating old access database over to a new one


My free tool to do this is at http://home.gci.net/~mike-noel/CompareEM.htm

RSummersJr@gmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to migrate all my access database
> information over to a new database that has been created. The new one
> is almost identical to the old database, except it uses a different
> schema. Is there anyway to do this automatically or will I have to
> start doing some serious copying and pasting.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rick
>[/color]
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