Re: Database design
- From: "Rick B" <Anonymous>
- Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 10:11:27 -0500
Joan has a good point. For some reasoon I read your question to mean that
you were trying to change the tables, not the other objects.
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Rick B
"Rick B" <Anonymous> wrote in message
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> There is no automatic way to do this. You could modify a copy, then use
> queries or copy.paste to move the data into the new structure, but
depending
> on your changes this may not always work smoothly. Why would you not just
> change the actual file (after saving a backup)?
>
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> Rick B
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> "Doreen" <Doreen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Firstly can somebody please tell me if it is possible to do a database
> design
> > change on a separate copy of my database and then bring it on to update
> the
> > one I am using. Does this have any effects on my data already in the
> > database? Secondly is it possible to seperate my data frame from the
data
> and
> > then bring it back on after a design change?
>
>
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