VBA, Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97

Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97

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Rich Sbragi #1 / 4	Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97 what types of conficts would I expect to see in this senario? The front would be a runtime 2000 mde file and the backend would be a 97 mdb... This is comming up because I am moving to 2000 an a client will not be upgrading for some time
Tue, 06 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Kapla #2 / 4	Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97 Why exactly would you move before your client? You should keep the app in 97 until they want the upgrade. -- Michael ------------------------------- random junk of dubious value is at: http://www.trigeminal.com Quote: > what types of conficts would I expect to see in this senario? The front > would be a runtime 2000 mde file and the backend would be a 97 mdb... > This is comming up because I am moving to 2000 an a client will not be > upgrading for some time
Fri, 09 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Rich Sbragi #3 / 4	Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97 ideally, i would like to have both versions on my c:\drive is that possible...? Quote: > Why exactly would you move before your client? You should > keep the app in 97 until they want the upgrade. > -- > Michael > ------------------------------- > random junk of dubious value is at: > http://www.trigeminal.com > > what types of conficts would I expect to see in this > senario? The front > > would be a runtime 2000 mde file and the backend would be > a 97 mdb... > > This is comming up because I am moving to 2000 an a client > will not be > > upgrading for some time
Fri, 09 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Kapla #4 / 4	Front end in Access 2000 / backend in access 97 I have done it and been ok, aside from the annoying re-registration that goes on whenever you run first one then the other. -- Michael ------------------------------- random junk of dubious value is at: http://www.trigeminal.com Quote: > ideally, i would like to have both versions on my c:\drive > is that possible...? in message > > Why exactly would you move before your client? You should > > keep the app in 97 until they want the upgrade. > > -- > > Michael > > ------------------------------- > > random junk of dubious value is at: > > http://www.trigeminal.com > > > what types of conficts would I expect to see in this > > senario? The front > > > would be a runtime 2000 mde file and the backend would be > > a 97 mdb... > > > This is comming up because I am moving to 2000 an a client > > will not be > > > upgrading for some time
Fri, 09 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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