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Relink Tables By Richard Rost 3 years ago Relink Tables when your Back-End has Moved In this video, I will show you how to relink the tables to your back-end file in Microsoft Access, should the location of that table move. We'll see how to use the Linked Table Manager to relink the file. Nicholas from Baltimore, Maryland (a Platinum Member) asks: I recently installed a new file server. This involved moving everything around, including my Access back-end database file. I split my database like you instructed in your video. Now, I'm getting a run-time error 3024 with Access saying it can't find the file. How do I fix this? MembersMembers will learn how to relink the back-end file automatically using a little VBA. This way, your users and you don't ever need to use the Linked Table Manager. We will prompt them and ask for the new location by having them browse to it.
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