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Access2 Forms and SQL7 Tables

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smithph

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Oct 27, 2000
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Hi, All,
This is a very basic question but I would welcome some definitive information, please.

If I move the tables of an application written in Access2 over to SQL7 or SQL2000, can the original Access2 forms be used to add data, read data, alter/delete data?

Thanks in advance,
Phil Smith
 
If by Access2 you are referring to any edition of Microsoft Access, then for the most part, the answer is yes. Once you create/move the tables in SQL7/2000 you will need to go into your Access app, delete the tables, and then link to the SQL tables using ODBC. When you link the tables, they will have a slightly different name. For example, if the Access table name was "Address", the link from SQL will be called "dbo_Address". Simply rename the table/link name to "Address" and your forms/queries/reports should all function the same.
 
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