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Hi yadafarin,<br />
how will your app know where these linkable tables are located??<br />
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:)-j-
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Hi yadafarin,
how will your app know where these linkable tables are located??

:)-j-

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 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;DoCmd.TransferDatabase acLink, &quot;Microsoft Access&quot;, &quot;Path&quot;, acTable, &quot;TableName&quot;, &quot;TableName&quot;<br />
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IS that what you're looking for?<br />

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           DoCmd.TransferDatabase acLink, "Microsoft Access", "Path", acTable, "TableName", "TableName"

IS that what you're looking for?


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Is the location of this bank.mdb going to be constant in relation to the application? 
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Is the location of this bank.mdb going to be constant in relation to the application?

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it's always in 'D:\Vazife'.<br />
but my bank.mdb has an Access Password.<br />
doesn't your code check password or...?<br />

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it's always in 'D:\Vazife'.
but my bank.mdb has an Access Password.
doesn't your code check password or...?


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Create a link in your program using the FILE/GET EXTERNAL DATA/LINK TABLES<br />
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In Microsoft Access , if you import a table from another Microsoft Access database (.mdb) that's a linked table in that database, it will still be linked after you import it. That is, the link is imported, not the table itself.<br />
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If the database you're accessing requires a password, a dialog box appears when you run the macro. Type the password in this dialog box.<br />
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J<br />
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Create a link in your program using the FILE/GET EXTERNAL DATA/LINK TABLES



In Microsoft Access , if you import a table from another Microsoft Access database (.mdb) that's a linked table in that database, it will still be linked after you import it. That is, the link is imported, not the table itself.

If the database you're accessing requires a password, a dialog box appears when you run the macro. Type the password in this dialog box.

J



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hi<br />
my application (in mde format) uses advanced code and design.<br />
i protect it with a designed login form.<br />
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I want create a link to my bank.mdb tables in my app.<br />
when i open my app, it create the link in VBA.<br />
can u help me?<br />
thanks
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hi
my application (in mde format) uses advanced code and design.
i protect it with a designed login form.

I want create a link to my bank.mdb tables in my app.
when i open my app, it create the link in VBA.
can u help me?
thanks

how to create a link table in VBA?

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.