Has the machine never been backed up? If it has, then go back through the
backups and recreate the .mdw file and open your database. Otherwise, the
only way to recreate the mdw file is to rebuild it, using the EXACT
information as used originally.
> Hi,
> I created a secured Access (97) Database and I am the Admin And I had all
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> thanurahl@yahoo.com
Thanura - 22 May 2007 12:18 GMT
No Backups. I know Only User Name and ID. Will that enough to recreate .mdw
file and see data?
> Has the machine never been backed up? If it has, then go back through the
> backups and recreate the .mdw file and open your database. Otherwise, the
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> > Please Help me.
> > thanurahl@yahoo.com
Scott McDaniel - 22 May 2007 23:29 GMT
> No Backups. I know Only User Name and ID. Will that enough to recreate
> .mdw
> file and see data?
No, you need the exact credentials you used when originally creating the
workgroup file (the name, PID, etc). Without those, the file will not be
identical.
I can't believe that an application in use for any length of time wouldn't
have a backup ... check with your IT people and see what they say.
Thanura,
If it's still possible,may be it's a good idea
to import all databse object from your older db
to a new db file.Then you can re-perform ULS
to the new one.
> Hi,
> I created a secured Access (97) Database and I am the Admin And I had all
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> Please Help me.
> thanurahl@yahoo.com