Hello there,
I have a front end database that I have recently made very many changes
to to allow off-line use. I keep copies of the databases on my hard
drive and link to them rather than the live databases on the network.
Is there a way, via code, when I get back in-house from being on the
road to click a button, and select the backends I want to link to?
I would want to delete all the current links and link to the "live"
database on our network. Currently I do that manually by going to the
Table Object windows and basically deleting all links. Then I
right-mouse click, and link to the live databases.
When I am done, I am linked to about 4 live databases on the network
and one mobile database on my laptop.
I found some old routines on the internet that refreshed the link but
did not handle more than one backend. Those routines are made up of a
lot of hard to understand functions.
Is there an easy ways to do this?
If so, I could click a "Go On-Road button" and link to the copied
database on d:\database and when I get back, click on "Back Home" and
link to the network database instead of the copies (not in addition
to).
Thanks for all your ideas and help!
Dave
I have a front end database that I have recently made very many changes
to to allow off-line use. I keep copies of the databases on my hard
drive and link to them rather than the live databases on the network.
Is there a way, via code, when I get back in-house from being on the
road to click a button, and select the backends I want to link to?
I would want to delete all the current links and link to the "live"
database on our network. Currently I do that manually by going to the
Table Object windows and basically deleting all links. Then I
right-mouse click, and link to the live databases.
When I am done, I am linked to about 4 live databases on the network
and one mobile database on my laptop.
I found some old routines on the internet that refreshed the link but
did not handle more than one backend. Those routines are made up of a
lot of hard to understand functions.
Is there an easy ways to do this?
If so, I could click a "Go On-Road button" and link to the copied
database on d:\database and when I get back, click on "Back Home" and
link to the network database instead of the copies (not in addition
to).
Thanks for all your ideas and help!
Dave
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