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Nikos Yannacopoulos
Roy,
You could set up a separate .mdb (with links to the source and target db
tables) with an autoexec macro or code to do what you want (I would guess
append and delete queries, from what you say, then close), and then use
Windows' Scheduler to run it every Sunday.
You could also use an .exe to do the same, if you have Visual Basic or
something (I use a VB 6.0 .exe to back-up and compact the BE of a fairly big
multi-user database every night, and it's working like a charm!)
HTH,
Nikos
You could set up a separate .mdb (with links to the source and target db
tables) with an autoexec macro or code to do what you want (I would guess
append and delete queries, from what you say, then close), and then use
Windows' Scheduler to run it every Sunday.
You could also use an .exe to do the same, if you have Visual Basic or
something (I use a VB 6.0 .exe to back-up and compact the BE of a fairly big
multi-user database every night, and it's working like a charm!)
HTH,
Nikos