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I'm a noob at this and the answer will probably be very simple.
I've inherited an application that runs on a SQL Server. We need to
move it to another SQL Server. There are numerous views (it's a
survey form) and many tables are referenced. The opening form has
two text boxes for ID and Password that are bound to two fields
defined as queryFields. When the user logs in, it retrieves his
master record and all the surveys associated with it.
My thought was to do as follows:
1. In design mode, click Tools/Data Connection/Main connection/
Modify.
2. Click Edit Sql, then copy the SQL code and save it in a text file.
3. Click Change Database, then select the new database that I want to
point at.
4. Click Edit Sql, then paste the SQL code from the text file and
save it.
When I do this, I see only dataFields. I lose the queryFields. How
can I regain them?
Thanks in advance!
I've inherited an application that runs on a SQL Server. We need to
move it to another SQL Server. There are numerous views (it's a
survey form) and many tables are referenced. The opening form has
two text boxes for ID and Password that are bound to two fields
defined as queryFields. When the user logs in, it retrieves his
master record and all the surveys associated with it.
My thought was to do as follows:
1. In design mode, click Tools/Data Connection/Main connection/
Modify.
2. Click Edit Sql, then copy the SQL code and save it in a text file.
3. Click Change Database, then select the new database that I want to
point at.
4. Click Edit Sql, then paste the SQL code from the text file and
save it.
When I do this, I see only dataFields. I lose the queryFields. How
can I regain them?
Thanks in advance!