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How do I copy a SQL query from one database to another in Access 2
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Tom van Stiphout
On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 07:23:01 -0800, BeanCounter
Access 2? That's so many versions behind I don't remember the details.
Check if DoCmd.CopyObject is available.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
Access 2? That's so many versions behind I don't remember the details.
Check if DoCmd.CopyObject is available.
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP
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Jeff Boyce
Have you tried opening the second Access db and importing the query from the
first?
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP
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first?
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Dale Fye
Me too, Tom.
BeanCounter: There might also be a "get external data" option in one of the
menus that allows you select an Access file, and then browse the objects
within that file, select one or more, and import them into your current
database.
BeanCounter: There might also be a "get external data" option in one of the
menus that allows you select an Access file, and then browse the objects
within that file, select one or more, and import them into your current
database.
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Tony Toews [MVP]
Jeff Boyce said:Have you tried opening the second Access db and importing the query from the
first?
BTW when I have to do this and it's only a few objects I open both
databases simultaneously and then drag and drop the objects from one
database container window to the other.
Tony
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