Greetings Access Users,

I have a database that has a record that I wish to copy from one
database to another.  The table structures in the two databases are
identical.  Here's the issue:  the record's data is broken up into
about 10 related tables.  Is there any hints or tips on the best way
of writing a query or some other solution to acheive this copy?  

I have about 70 records to copy from one database to another, and if I
have to manually re-enter the data, it would take days.  

Thanks a million in advance, any advice that solves this matter would
be a life saver!

Kevin

"No Spam" <nospam@earthlink.net> wrote in message 
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> Greetings Access Users,
>
> I have a database that has a record that I wish to copy from one
> database to another.  The table structures in the two databases are
> identical.  Here's the issue:  the record's data is broken up into
> about 10 related tables.  Is there any hints or tips on the best way
> of writing a query or some other solution to acheive this copy?
>
> I have about 70 records to copy from one database to another, and if I
> have to manually re-enter the data, it would take days.
>
> Thanks a million in advance, any advice that solves this matter would
> be a life saver!
>
In your source database, create a link to you destination table (linked 
table manager), then use an append query with the linked table as the 
destination.

HTH - Keith.
www.keithwilby.com 

Link the tables, run append queries, unlink the tables
Or, use SELECT * FROM theTable IN ...

No Spam wrote:

> Greetings Access Users,
> 
> I have a database that has a record that I wish to copy from one
> database to another.  The table structures in the two databases are
> identical.  Here's the issue:  the record's data is broken up into
> about 10 related tables.  Is there any hints or tips on the best way
> of writing a query or some other solution to acheive this copy?  
> 
> I have about 70 records to copy from one database to another, and if I
> have to manually re-enter the data, it would take days.  
> 
> Thanks a million in advance, any advice that solves this matter would
> be a life saver!
> 
> Kevin

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