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Changing a linked table to a local table in Access

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עופר - 27 Jul 2005 15:06 GMT
How can I do it when the table has a lot of relations to other tables (Joins)
queries forms and reports
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Brian - 27 Jul 2005 15:18 GMT
Joins do not differentiate between local & linked tables; they are based
strictly on the table name, so you should have no problem. The queries,
forms, & reports won't know the difference as long as the table name stays
the same as the local name for the linked table. The only relations that are
broken by such a move are the direct table-to-table relations (and associated
referential integrity) in the Tables -> Relationships window.

Just remove the link, then copy the table from the foreign db and paste to
the local db, giving it the same name as the original link.

> How can I do it when the table has a lot of relations to other tables (Joins)
> queries forms and reports
 
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