Re: Frontend backend problem

From: Brendan Reynolds (brenreyn)
Date: 10/21/04

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    What does 'the macro that opens the table linker' actually do? Are you,
    perhaps, trying to call the built-in linked table manager? I don't believe
    you can do that with the runtime.

    There is code to programmatically relink tables at the following URL ...

    http://www.mvps.org/access/tables/tbl0009.htm 

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"don at gypsy" <donatgypsy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:D9EF0174-978D-43AC-A932-E6646D0F2A78@microsoft.com...
>I have 2002 access and the developer packager.  When I run the frontend db
> application I have created through the packager and then run the packaged
> application on a pc that has access installed, everything works ok, but 
> when
> I install the frontend and backend on a pc  that does not have access, the
> frontend can not find the backend -- the forms etc. in the frontend all
> display properly.  The backend consists of only tables, which I have
> installed in the properly named folders and files.   If I do not split the
> database, the packaged version works find on a pc without Access install.
> I get the following errors (split db) when I try to open the macro that
> opens the table linker or the macro that runs the queries.  The expression
> may not result in the name of a macro, the name of a user-defined 
> function,
> or [Event Procedure],
> *There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or macro
> Another error message I get when I press a button is DEPOSITS can't find 
> the
> wizard, or the wizard has not been installed, or there is a syntax error 
> in
> the Declarations section of a Visual Basic module.   Sometimes I get 
> Runtime
> error 75 message
> Thanks for any help
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