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Creating Different Front-End databases

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reburg67 - 21 Apr 2008 16:20 GMT
I split my database (using 2007) and then made a copy of my front end as I
need to have different switchboards with different options for two different
types of users...but when I make changes to one, it makes changes to the
other.  How can I make two different front end databases that use the same
back end?
tedmi - 21 Apr 2008 17:23 GMT
Sounds like your switchboard forms are in the back end instead of the front.
Reminds me of a near-disaster caused by a user of a split db. Wanting a tool
for experimenting against dummy data, she copied the front end then emptied
out the tables - without realizing that the tables were not in the copy, but
in the back end. Thankfully, the backup was only a couple of days old, and
input documents were still available.
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reburg67 - 21 Apr 2008 17:57 GMT
Thanks.  I did notice that my switchboard table was in the BE and I changed
that and set up new switchboards in each FE database and removed the linked
table.  It has been quite a while since I have been working in Access and
can't always remember how to do things.  

Thanks!

> Sounds like your switchboard forms are in the back end instead of the front.
> Reminds me of a near-disaster caused by a user of a split db. Wanting a tool
> for experimenting against dummy data, she copied the front end then emptied
> out the tables - without realizing that the tables were not in the copy, but
> in the back end. Thankfully, the backup was only a couple of days old, and
> input documents were still available.
 
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