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change to database fields within tables

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Dave - 03 Jan 2005 23:15 GMT
Hello,
I sell software to companies and install on their internal servers a website
that uses Access 2000 as the database.  I am struggling with how to handle
updates to the tables when I need them.  Is there a way to access the tables
and make changes to them from a secure internet site?  Any suggestions on how
to best handle updates?  I am new to selling software.

Thanks,
Dave
Duane Hookom - 04 Jan 2005 01:40 GMT
Usually this suggests a new front end. I generally would include code to
determine if a structure is up-to-date. If I need to make changes, I use DAO
to add fields or whatever.

Other solutions I have seen install a new back-end mdb with all the tables.
Code is then used to import the existing records into the new
structure/tables. The new back-end then becomes the active back-end.

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> Hello,
> I sell software to companies and install on their internal servers a
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> Thanks,
> Dave
 
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