Error: 0 - Do you wish to re-establish a link to the database now?

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Rod W

Read my previous posts if you need history, but the only seggestion you have
I will sumarize is to hold down the shift key...
 
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Van T. Dinh

The question is whether you know what to do after opening the database with
the Shift key. Evidently, the respondent assumed that you knew what to do
....

From the other thread, it sounds like your database has code to check the
linked Tables and if the linked Tables are no longer valid (see reasons
later), it offer to re-link to the new (moved???) data source.

The linked Tables may become invalid for a number of reasons such as:

* The Back-End database has been moved to another directory in your
(network) file structure.

* Your permission to read the Back-End database has been revoked and you no
longer able to access the Back-End.

* The drive-mappings on your PC have been changed and the Connection String
of your linked Tables uses the old drive-mapping which has become invalid
and the Front-End can no longer see the Back-End.

The easiest way is find out the _correct_ location of the Back-End and
simply provide the full-path to the Back-End, to the Relink option. Also,
check your permission on the Folders and the Back-End database file.
 
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