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the best way is to not use pocket access but use SqlCE instead :)
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the best way is to not use pocket access but use SqlCE instead :)

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gregoryyoung: Are you saying that pocket access can have only one table in each cdb file?
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gregoryyoung: Are you saying that pocket access can have only one table in each cdb file?

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no I believe you can have more than one table atleast I am fairly certain I did this a few years ago on an app ... but pocket access is a dying product I would not be surprised to see it depreceated shortly.
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no I believe you can have more than one table atleast I am fairly certain I did this a few years ago on an app ... but pocket access is a dying product I would not be surprised to see it depreceated shortly.

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Hi,<br />
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everything i read suggest, but never explicitly states, that pocket access (cdb files) are single table files.<br />
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Therefore my question is, is it possible to have more than one table in a cdb file and if not how do i mirror a access database with mulitple tables in pocket pc programming?
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Hi,

everything i read suggest, but never explicitly states, that pocket access (cdb files) are single table files.

Therefore my question is, is it possible to have more than one table in a cdb file and if not how do i mirror a access database with mulitple tables in pocket pc programming?

Pocket Access and Multiple Tables

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