Hey,
I want to build a database which has an in front end application and
back end tables. I am new to access, and all my knowledge is from
Access for Dummies. Could any one give me a clue where to find
information regarding this topic? should I use macro to set up in front
end application or I could get it down by the GUI. I have a big book
"Running Access for Window 95" by hands, but not sure which chapter
will solve my problem. Any comments are well comes.
Thank you very much!
Min
Nov 23 '05
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You are a class act steve, promoting physical violence against a member of
this community. It is too bad we can not vote you off the island.
John... Visio MVP
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yourself!!!!!! And I will make it two votes.
Thanks. :)
PC Datasheet wrote: Start by opening a blank Access file and enter all your tables and all the
relationships. When this is completed, you have your backend application.
Save this file. Now open a new blank Access file and go to Tables in the
database window. Click on File - Get External Data - Link Tables in the menu
at the top of the screen. Navigate to your backend file and select it. Click
Link. Click Select All. Click OK. You have now linked to all the tables in
the backend file. You will see in the list of tables an arrow on the left of
each table name indicating it is a linked table. When this is completed, you
have your frontend file. You can save it or start creating your queries
forms and reports and then save it.
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If you can't get the help you need in the newsgroup, I can help you for a
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news:11******** *************@o 13g2000cwo.goog legroups.com... Hey,
I want to build a database which has an in front end application and
back end tables. I am new to access, and all my knowledge is from
Access for Dummies. Could any one give me a clue where to find
information regarding this topic? should I use macro to set up in front
end application or I could get it down by the GUI. I have a big book
"Running Access for Window 95" by hands, but not sure which chapter
will solve my problem. Any comments are well comes.
Thank you very much!
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