Linking To External Data Sources In An Access Project

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Data Management,
OLE DB,
Office Suites,
Microsoft Office,
Microsoft Corp.,
Microsoft Access,
Link Table Wizard,
Enterprise Software,
Databases,
Data Source,
...
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Overview: The Link Table Wizard is a new feature of Access 2002. If your Access project is connected to a Microsoft SQL Server version 7.0 or later database, or to a SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine running on your local computer, you can easily link to various OLE DB data sources. By using the Link Table Wizard, you can define either a linked server or a Transact SQL function, both of which manage the link to the external data source and create the OLE DB connection string.

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