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> The user would have to go into Access (or create a icon) that would update > the table. If I have to go into Access to do it, I'm not that much farther ahead than if I just manually import it. > I would think that you could even use the windows scheduler. Well, this would be the magic box then. I have no idea how this would work. Is there some other method of invoking the import automatically? db > -----Original Message----- > From: pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / Ritsema, Doug B > Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:15 PM > > You should be able to import (not link) a table into Access via ODBC. > > The user would have to go into Access (or create a icon) that would update > the table. I would think that you could even use the windows scheduler. > > The Access table is a copy of your live data and not linked to the live > data. We did something similar with our first web enablement of our data. > > Doug
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