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    cement is offline Novice
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    How to use one DB file in many other DB applications ?

    Hi,



    lets suppose we want to use some country names in our many database projects, and we don't want to make the changes to each of those by having a parallel Table in each application, so we want a separate access file with the Countries table in it and then we want to use it in our many other DB projects.

    how could it be done ?

    hope i explained well what i want to do.

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    weekend00 is offline I may not be right
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    are you talking about linked tables?

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    cement is offline Novice
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    actually i am a bit familiar with linked tables and relationships ( in the same database file),
    but i want to relate two different tables in two differenct database files (.accdb in access 2010)
    and i don't know how to do that.

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    weekend00 is offline I may not be right
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    I think we can treat a linked table the same way as a normal table, can't we?

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    cement is offline Novice
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    Thanks,
    i was totally forgetting that i can link that separate database file.

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