database splitter

I

iccsi

I used database to split in to front end and backend application and
just realized that the backend does not carry table relationship.

Is it true that I need re do all the table relationship using database
splitter?


Your information is great appreciated,
 
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Al Campagna

iccsi,
Your relationships should all be defined/stored in the Back End.
I just split a small test database, and the Relationship/s moved with
the BE.

Make sure that... in your BE... in Relationships, you try the ShowAll.

Other than that, you will have to recreate your relationships in th BE
manually.
--
hth
Al Campagna
Microsoft Access MVP
http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions/index.html

"Find a job that you love... and you'll never work a day in your life."
 
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Albert D. Kallal

iccsi said:
I used database to split in to front end and backend application and
just realized that the backend does not carry table relationship.

Is it true that I need re do all the table relationship using database
splitter?

No, the relationships are still there. Just drop in the tables into the
relationships window...you see them.


All relationships are ALWAYS defined in the back end. If you add a new
table, or modify any of the table structure...you do this in the back end.
(and, if you add a table, then after that, you go into your front end..and
"link" the one new table in).
 
I

iccsi

No, the relationships are still there. Just drop in the tables into the
relationships window...you see them.

All relationships are ALWAYS defined in the back end. If you add a new
table, or modify any of the table structure...you do this in the back end..
(and, if you add a table, then after that, you go into your front end..and
"link" the one new table in).

Thanks millions,
 

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