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UPsizing to SQL Server and Local Reference
Posted on 2011-03-05
I have an enternal Access accb that contained all of my tables for a front end applicaition. I upsized those tables to a SQL Server. When I set up the link to the front end to the SQL server, it appends dbo_ to the table name. Is there a way to keep thios from happening when setting up the link? I don't want to have to locally rename all of the tables fro all users.
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Won't you be re-issuing the front-end ? You're bound to have to change it in some ways to use a SQL server backend. So you only have to rename the tables once in your development front-end.
But you could write code to rename all the tables to exclude the dbo prefix.
untested...
dim tdf as dao.tabledef
for each tdf in currentdb.tabledefs
if left(tdf.name, 4) = "dbo_" then tdf.name = mid(tdf.name, 5)
next tdf
But you could write code to rename all the tables to exclude the dbo prefix.
untested...
dim tdf as dao.tabledef
for each tdf in currentdb.tabledefs
if left(tdf.name, 4) = "dbo_" then tdf.name = mid(tdf.name, 5)
next tdf
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