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Hi,
I read in some articles way back but can't find the source now about deploying an MS Access application with separated tables and forms.
I have just completed a project using MS Access 2000 and the application will be deployed to various regional offices across the country. The application has forms, tables, queries not bundled up in one .mdb file. This is not good from a maintenance point of view. What if there is a bug in one of the forms ? We can fix the bug. Getting it out to the regions will be challenging.
For those who knows how to tear the tables and forms apart, please point out where I can start my research on improving the application.
Thank you
I read in some articles way back but can't find the source now about deploying an MS Access application with separated tables and forms.
I have just completed a project using MS Access 2000 and the application will be deployed to various regional offices across the country. The application has forms, tables, queries not bundled up in one .mdb file. This is not good from a maintenance point of view. What if there is a bug in one of the forms ? We can fix the bug. Getting it out to the regions will be challenging.
For those who knows how to tear the tables and forms apart, please point out where I can start my research on improving the application.
Thank you