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Combine multiple db's into one

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BADSBRD

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I am a Access/DB newbie.
Are there some good sites and books I should look into?

We have a MDE file that seems to look into 32 different MDBs to access data. Is there a way to combine all these into one MDB?

Rick
 
If you open one of the mdbs with Access you can import objects from other mdbs (tables and programs). I would have thought however your mde can't easily be changed to stop looking in 32 places.

 
I was thinking this might be a good proejct for me to get my feet wet in Access, maybe even SQL. I've never really had a project to tackle, so I never attempted it. I would probably create a new mde and just use the current data. Copy the current MDBs into a new file and start from there.

Rick
 
An mde is a packaged version of an mdb. If you are doing development why not just stick with plain mdbs?

 
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