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Access: Combo box switching btw multiple back ends?

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Ryan McClimon - 14 Jan 2008 12:27 GMT
Howdy. I was wondering if anyone knew a somewhat simple way to switch between back end databases using a combo box on a main startup form. I am working with Access 2002.

Each user works from their own copy of the front end on their C: Drive. There are several back end databases (tables only). All of these reside on the server and each is for a different sector of my workplace . These DBs are essentially the same format, just with different data in them.

The process of switching is simple enough to do manually: Tools-Database Utilities-Linked Table Manager-(select all) and then choose the new location DB with which you want to work. I have been trying unsuccessfully to use a Select Case statement with my combo box to have Access switch paths when a new selection is chosen from the combo box on the Startup Form.

I am somewhat new to Access, as you can probably tell, so any suggestions or help at all is appreciated. Thanks.  

rsmccli

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Dale Fye - 14 Jan 2008 13:24 GMT
Check out this link on Allen Browne's site:

http://www.allenbrowne.com/ser-13.html

HTH
Dale
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