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Old July 30th, 2004, 01:59 PM
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I have two databases inside sql server 2000 both have access 2000 as the GUI user interface. How can I make an interface between the two of them. Like a command button that take you to a table in a different database how do I go about doing that??? can anyone help???
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Be more specific iabout what you are actually wanting to accomplish.
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I was wondering how do I create a link between the two databases through access 2000??
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That still doesn't explain what you are wanting to do?
If you are wanting to link the 2 SQL Server databases together.
Just set them up as linked servers from with SQL Server itself.
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I was wondering if there was a SELECT statement I can use to look up values from a table in another databases does make an sense??
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Yes, you can use a SELECT statement to look up values in another database.
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