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Change Table in query

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Aurora - 13 May 2008 19:20 GMT
I am using Access 2003
A couple of years ago, I created a query to append employee files from my
active Db to a Retiree Db.  I need to do this again and want to use the same
query.  But the name of the Retiree Db has changed.  How do I change the
receiving Db table name in a query that is already created?

Aurora
Jerry Whittle - 13 May 2008 19:37 GMT
What is the SQL of the query that you are using now?

Are you talking about a Retiree Db database OR a Retiree table?

What names have been changed?

In general the best way to avoid these problems is to have a Retired Yes/No
field in the Employee table. Then base your queries on whether the Employee
is retired on not.
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