Bill4tektips
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Does anyone know if it is possible to get tables to link together using relative links i.e. ../../ as opposed to absolute links i.e. C/My documents/.
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Linked Tables problem 2
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This doesn't work. You can write code to check the links and if they are broken, change the "Connect" property to a value based on the CurrentProject.Path.
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Do you mean just using FILE+GET EXTERNAL DATA + LINK TABLE....? If so, just type in the server and share name in the "File Path" box on the explorer browser window, i.e.
\\nss-01-hrt\databases\
then hit the LINK button and browse as usual to your db.
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\\nss-01-hrt\databases\
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