I have an access database that has multiple linked tables. One query pulls out all of the information I need, I then turn that query into a make table query and query the subsequent table. From there I use other queries to count records, manipulate records mathematically based on their fields, and merge back together. The end result is a report with the fields from the original query and new fields that I have designed based on the specs of our customer.
This has worked great, with no problems but one. The linked tables are updated every day. In order for me to update the access database I have to double click each make-table query to update that table. But before I can do that I have to delete the relationships to that particular table or I will get an error message.
So for each table I have to:
1. Delete the relationships going to that particular table.
2. Activate the Make-Table query to make the new table.
3. And redo the relationships to the updated table.
I have about 30 make-table queries and they have to be updated in a certain order, it takes about an hour to do.
My question is: Is there anyway to make this process automatic.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
thanks,
Layth
This has worked great, with no problems but one. The linked tables are updated every day. In order for me to update the access database I have to double click each make-table query to update that table. But before I can do that I have to delete the relationships to that particular table or I will get an error message.
So for each table I have to:
1. Delete the relationships going to that particular table.
2. Activate the Make-Table query to make the new table.
3. And redo the relationships to the updated table.
I have about 30 make-table queries and they have to be updated in a certain order, it takes about an hour to do.
My question is: Is there anyway to make this process automatic.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
thanks,
Layth