Hello all.
I have 8 copies of a database that others are collcting data in while I work on the Master file. I made changes yesterday morning and made copies for everyone. Since then I had imported and exported the data from previous versions of the database into a table that was named the same as the original main table (I renamed the old one).
When I came in this morning to sync up the tables, somehow the main table was deleted from 4 of the copies. I did not use the specific Access process to replicate the DB, I just did a copy/paste when I initially created them (not sure if that matters).
Has this happend to anyone? Is there any way to restore the tables? Losing all of yesterday's data would not be good. Please help!
I have 8 copies of a database that others are collcting data in while I work on the Master file. I made changes yesterday morning and made copies for everyone. Since then I had imported and exported the data from previous versions of the database into a table that was named the same as the original main table (I renamed the old one).
When I came in this morning to sync up the tables, somehow the main table was deleted from 4 of the copies. I did not use the specific Access process to replicate the DB, I just did a copy/paste when I initially created them (not sure if that matters).
Has this happend to anyone? Is there any way to restore the tables? Losing all of yesterday's data would not be good. Please help!