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ttbabe
I have a linked table on a database that someone else created. How do I
remove the link without loosing the table?
remove the link without loosing the table?
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Arvin Meyer
Just delete the link. File ... Get External Data ... Link, will connect one
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Douglas J. Steele
Linked tables are strictly pointers to the real table. If you remove the
link, the table ceases to exist in your database, as it doesn't know where
to get the data from.
If you're saying that you want the data in your database, rather than linked
to the other database, import the table rather than link it.
link, the table ceases to exist in your database, as it doesn't know where
to get the data from.
If you're saying that you want the data in your database, rather than linked
to the other database, import the table rather than link it.
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raul
ttbabe said:I have a linked table on a database that someone else created. How do I
remove the link without loosing the table?