Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

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    Default Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    I am debating whether I should create all of my tables within one database, or
    whether it would be simple enough to create two datasources.

    I have an employee database, and I'm creating a database of webpages, which
    will need links to the employee IDs. Create in the existing DB or create a new
    one?

    RuBot Guest

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    Default Re: Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    same db

    Originally posted by: RuBot
    I am debating whether I should create all of my tables within one database, or
    whether it would be simple enough to create two datasources.

    I have an employee database, and I'm creating a database of webpages, which
    will need links to the employee IDs. Create in the existing DB or create a new
    one?



    Dan Bracuk Guest

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    Default Re: Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    You can certainly create separate datasources, but the real question is whether
    it is necessary. Without much information to go on, it sounds like "employees"
    and "webpages" are tables. If that is the case, then there doesn't seem to be
    any reason to put them in separate databases. If not, can you provide some
    more information about the data and I'm sure someone can assist.

    mxstu Guest

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    Default Re: Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    its certainly easy to manage from one db - the more tables the quicker your quieries will be returned too .A couple of data sources, i imagine, may be slower.


    quiero mas Guest

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    Default Re: Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    Yeah, I went ahead and created them as separate tables, but I have had
    instances where I needed to use two existing datasources, and I believe I ended
    up being able to impor the tables and abandon the other database.

    Now I just want to know what a query would look like. Thanks everyone!

    RuBot Guest

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    Default Re: Using MS Access, is it difficult to query twodatasources?

    quote: "Now I just want to know what a query would look like"?

    what do you mean?
    Scott*e Guest

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