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Linking two tables in MS Access?

I am trying to link two different tables in Access so that changes made in one will be updated in the other. If such a thing is possible. I know a query can do that but you can not write data to a query from Visual Basic.

I have one big table called tblCustomer and I have a smaller table called tblTrip that contains 4 of the fields in tblCustomer. I need a way to make it so that changes made to tblTrip will be reflected in tblCustomer and vise versa.

Is it possible and if so how?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    go to the database tools then relationships.. and link the primary key of the tblCustomer to the foreign key of tblTrip..

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  • 5 years ago

    get right of entry to can't do this. you're able to would desire to enter the archives your self till you write some code which will finished this for you. you're able to desire to do a Append question to append all the counsel from one table to a distinctive. yet for what your desirous to do this sounds greater like some code writting to get it to do merely what you like it too.

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