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Moving look-up tables from back-end to front-end 1

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fogcity

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Feb 8, 2008
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A little over a month ago I upgraded an application from Access 2003 to Access 2007 and split the database at the same time.

I've done a number of things to improve performance. An additional step I would like to take is moving 3 look-up tables from the back-end to the front-end.

Before I attempt this does any one have any suggestions regarding the steps to take to move the tables and update affected code?

 
Do you have any code that updates links? If so, you will need to exclude the front-end tables. You also need to be sure that these look-up tables are never updated with necessary data.
 
Remou,

Thanks.

No, this application doesn't have any code which updates links.

The look-up tables in this application which I'm planning to move are system tables maintained by me. Changes are infrequent and planned.

One concern I do have is about the Linked Table Manager. When the tables are moved to the front-end will the Linked Table Manager automatically stop looking for the tables in the back-end and drop the tables from the list of tables? Or do I need to do something to drop the tables from the list?

 
It would be a good idea to remove them as links from the front end before importing, otherwise the names will be messed up. Simply deleting will do this - delete on a linked table removes the link, not the table.
 
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