Re: 127 Column Limit
- From: "Bill" <b@xxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 09:06:00 -0500
David,
Thanks for the quick response!
No, I didn't have SHOW HIDDEN OBJECTS on. I don't really want to see them
but when I do, now I'll know how.
As far as the schema and normalization... You are certainly correct. There
is always a better way to do things. However the take-away, for anyone else
reading this post, should be don't expect an Access application to work with
replication just because it worked without replication. If you do, the best
advice you may get is to start over and rethink it from the ground up.
To make a test-only design master, I navigated to Tools>Replication>Recover
Design Master. I clicked Yes, Yes, and OK. Now, I appear to have two
unlinked design masters, which is what I wanted.
Thanks again!
b
"David W. Fenton" <XXXusenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Bill" <b@xxxxx> wrote in
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I inherited a small Access database that uses replication to
support a mobile application. While I'm not new to MS-Access, I am
new to its replication functionality.
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