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Whenever you have to manually re-link the tables, always run the Rename_Tables macro, and hidden macros for macroH and macroI. They are located under "Macros" in Object Types.
These macros rename all of the database tables, removing the "DBO_" prefix. For example, you may see a table named "dbo_sysconstraint". When the Rename_Tables macro is run, it renames that table to simply "sysconstraint".
Take the following steps to Rename Tables Macro:
- Change the Object Type to display the Macros.
- Right-click on a blank area below the listing of macros and click Navigation Options. Place a check in the Show Hidden Objects Box. Note: In Access 2003, go to Tools > Options and select Hidden objects
- Double-click the Rename_Tables, macroH, and macroI macros to execute them.
- Click “OK” to each prompt until it completes.
- If you get an “Action Failed” pop-up box, note the name of the Macro that fails in the "Macro Name" box then manually re-run that macro and each macro that appears after it.
