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    Default access tables

    :confused; we are doing a database driven website using dreamweaver and
    microsoft access as the database. everything works fine until we create an
    additional table in the same microsoft access database. once the new table is
    added to the same database the new table does not show up in the application
    panel of dreamweaver. please help it's my final exam project

    ~okam

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    Default Re: access tables

    First, make sure that the updated .mdb file is updated on both your
    local machine and server.

    Also, DW caches info to speed things up. Here's a list of all the caches
    and how to clear them:

    1. Refresh the Data Bindings Panel using button or context menu.

    2. Right-click on a Recordset and select "cache" to toggle it off to
    clear it, and then again to turn it back on.

    3. In the Site Panel, select "Design Notes..." from the context menu for
    the page. You can edit the cached data.

    4. There is a Site cache in the (User) Configuration\SiteCache folder
    that you can delete (to force a refresh).

    5. There is a general data cache in the (User)
    Configuration\FileCache.dat that you can delete (to force a refresh).

    Hope this helps,
    Randy


    > :confused; we are doing a database driven website using dreamweaver and
    > microsoft access as the database. everything works fine until we create an
    > additional table in the same microsoft access database. once the new table is
    > added to the same database the new table does not show up in the application
    > panel of dreamweaver.
    Randy Edmunds Guest

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