Linked table manager

A

Akrt48

Can anyone explain why my Linked table manager would not be working when I
have some tables that are linked to other databases. I cannot see which one
they are linked to nor can I update them, If I move my database.
Thanks this has just started it has worked beautifully before.
 
M

mscertified

What do you mean by 'it's not working'?
Is the option grayed out?
Try deleting the tables and relinking them.

-Dorian
 
A

Akrt48

No they are not greyed out the manager is blank when I bring it up while
highlighting the table. The table shows the link arrow but I cannot get a
reading in the manager.
 
M

mscertified

Can you open the linked tables?

Are you selecting Tools--Database Utilities--Linked table manager.

If you see no links there, I'd try deleting the links and recreating them

-Dorian
 
A

Akrt48

That's what I am doing, and I have tried doing that but they still don't
show? I must have something turned off but I can't figure out what.
 
J

jacksonmacd

FWIW - I have the same problem on four different computers. The linked
tables work properly from the Database window. The Tools > Database
Utilities > Linked Table Manager is launched correctly, but *no*
tables appear in its list. This is under Windows 2000, XP Home, or XP
Pro running Access 2002 or 2003 in various combinations. I don't know
whether there's a connection, but each of these computers also has
Access 97, in which the Linked Table Manager works properly.

I work around it by a) using a programmatic relinking routine or b)
delete the tables and relink them manually.


That's what I am doing, and I have tried doing that but they still don't
show? I must have something turned off but I can't figure out what.

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A

Akrt48

I am also running Windows XP Pro and Access 2003, I don't have the luxury of
the access 97 though. I wonder what the flaw is?. The links are working
fine, just not the ability to change or update them with a broad swoop.
 

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