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UNCPath or absolute?

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Dimst

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Hi,

Is it possible in access 2000 to make an uncpath instead of an absolute path to a odbc datasource?

in the select statement and other properties the referred database, for example database_test, is mentioned; the query is then like

select database_test.iCustomerID from database_test.Customer.

I rather have

select iCustomerID from
Customer

I know of course that i can change the SQL statement, but the problem remains, the error that the "database_test" as set by property cannot be found.

As far as i have searched i haven't found the possibility to change it.

The reason i would like this is that i have to change between for example:
database_test
database_test2
and
database_test3

(several testpurposes...)

Thanks in advance

-Dims

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Thanks for the answer, it can help me a lot by my db!

-Dims

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