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Nick Gilbert
Hi all,
I have to install an application which uses two databases linked
together. One database has user data and the other is catalogue data.
Due to the fact that the "links" for tables are abosolute paths (eg
"C:\Program Files\Application Name\database.mdb") I have to set up the
links AFTER the application has been installed to the folder of the
user's choice.
Is there a way I can programmatically link the tables after the
databases have been installed?
If possible, I need to do this from my .NET application, but maybe if
this is difficult, I could put the code that links the tables in the
database itself as VBA and maybe call that from my .NET application or
installer after installation? Is it possible to call Access module code
over ADO?
Thanks,
Nick...
I have to install an application which uses two databases linked
together. One database has user data and the other is catalogue data.
Due to the fact that the "links" for tables are abosolute paths (eg
"C:\Program Files\Application Name\database.mdb") I have to set up the
links AFTER the application has been installed to the folder of the
user's choice.
Is there a way I can programmatically link the tables after the
databases have been installed?
If possible, I need to do this from my .NET application, but maybe if
this is difficult, I could put the code that links the tables in the
database itself as VBA and maybe call that from my .NET application or
installer after installation? Is it possible to call Access module code
over ADO?
Thanks,
Nick...