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Split Your Database By Richard Rost ![]() ![]() How and Why to Split Your Microsoft Access Database In this video, we'll talk about what splitting your database means, the benefits and drawbacks, and I'll show you how to do it. Junior from Baton Rouge LA (a Gold Member) asks: I've heard a lot about the benefits of splitting my Access database. Can you tell me what this is all about? MembersI'll show you how to move or rename your backend file, use the linked table manager, create multiple back end files, and manually create links to tables.
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Age | Subject | From | |
4 months | VBA not working after splitting database | Yamile Borroto | |
9 months | split v collegas | Ludwig Willems | |
12 months | VBA after split | Samantha Waterman | |
2 years | Access cannot made an ACCDE | Debra Triolo | |
3 years | Created new Table after split | Sami Shamma | |
3 years | Creepy errors after split | Thomas Gonder | |
3 years | A local table | Thomas Gonder | |
3 years | Encrypted | Thomas Gonder | |
4 years | Problem with Split DB | Ibrahim Hasouna | |
4 years | Remote Access | Ibrahim Hasouna | |
4 years | Split Database Info | Richard Rost | |
5 years | Relinking Tables | Elaine Heltman | |
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