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&quot;linked table&quot;. &nbsp;This makes no sense if you are not running the process within Access. &nbsp;From outside Access, you should always, only address the BE database.
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"linked table".  This makes no sense if you are not running the process within Access.  From outside Access, you should always, only address the BE database.

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Simplest way, which I've done before, is run an SQL query that copies the table.<br />
E.G. SELECT * INTO New_Table from Linked_Table.<br />
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But if you give more info, then I can give a fuller answer.
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Simplest way, which I've done before, is run an SQL query that copies the table.
E.G. SELECT * INTO New_Table from Linked_Table.

But if you give more info, then I can give a fuller answer.

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Backing up Access Linked table to separate Access Db using VB.net and Visual Studio 2012.<br />
I have tried code I found on Expert Exchange published 2010-03-30 by DDB. It uses ADODB which does not work well with Visual Studio 2012.
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Backing up Access Linked table to separate Access Db using VB.net and Visual Studio 2012.
I have tried code I found on Expert Exchange published 2010-03-30 by DDB. It uses ADODB which does not work well with Visual Studio 2012.

Backing up Access Linked table to separate Access Db

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