Can I create a master access program that calls other access prog.

I have quite a few access programs that I have created. Can I create an
Master Access program that calls these other programs instead of trying to
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combine all of them into one program?

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Your question is a little confusing so I am going to ask some questions.

--> What do you mean by Access programs? Are you talking about databases,
functions, or modules?

--> What do you mean by Master program? You state you want a master program
but you don't want to combine them into one program. A master would contain
everything.

"sastr" wrote:

> I have quite a few access programs that I have created. Can I create an
> Master Access program that calls these other programs instead of trying to
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> combine all of them into one program?

I have databases. I have three separate databases called find customer, find
address, and find phonenumber. I want to create a new database that has a
form that say has three buttons or something that would allow me to call or
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pull up the three databases instead of trying to copy and paste all of the
information from the databases into this new database.

"xRoachx" wrote:

> Your question is a little confusing so I am going to ask some questions.
>
> --> What do you mean by Access programs? Are you talking about databases,
> functions, or modules?
>
> --> What do you mean by Master program? You state you want a master program
> but you don't want to combine them into one program. A master would contain
> everything.
>
> "sastr" wrote:
>
> > I have quite a few access programs that I have created. Can I create an
> > Master Access program that calls these other programs instead of trying to
> > combine all of them into one program?

Sastr,

The effort required to do what you want is as much if not more than simply
importing the tables, forms, modules, queries, reports from the other
databases.
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To import, go to File, Get External Data, Import...

You can import everything in no time at all. This will save you future
headaches of managing four separate db's that should be one.

"sastr" wrote:

> I have databases. I have three separate databases called find customer, find
> address, and find phonenumber. I want to create a new database that has a
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> form that say has three buttons or something that would allow me to call or
> pull up the three databases instead of trying to copy and paste all of the
> information from the databases into this new database.
>
> "xRoachx" wrote:
>
> > Your question is a little confusing so I am going to ask some questions.
> >
> > --> What do you mean by Access programs? Are you talking about databases,
> > functions, or modules?
> >
> > --> What do you mean by Master program? You state you want a master program
> > but you don't want to combine them into one program. A master would contain
> > everything.
> >
> > "sastr" wrote:
> >
> > > I have quite a few access programs that I have created. Can I create an
> > > Master Access program that calls these other programs instead of trying to
> > > combine all of them into one program?

Doesn't this make the database run slowly because each of my databases
already run slowly. I was trying to avoid the timing issue because the people
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whom are using the different databases have already complained about the time
it takes to run them.

"xRoachx" wrote:

> Sastr,
>
> The effort required to do what you want is as much if not more than simply
> importing the tables, forms, modules, queries, reports from the other
> databases.
>
> To import, go to File, Get External Data, Import...
>
> You can import everything in no time at all. This will save you future
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> headaches of managing four separate db's that should be one.
>
> "sastr" wrote:
>
> > I have databases. I have three separate databases called find customer, find
> > address, and find phonenumber. I want to create a new database that has a
> > form that say has three buttons or something that would allow me to call or
> > pull up the three databases instead of trying to copy and paste all of the
> > information from the databases into this new database.
> >
> > "xRoachx" wrote:
> >
> > > Your question is a little confusing so I am going to ask some questions.
> > >
> > > --> What do you mean by Access programs? Are you talking about databases,
> > > functions, or modules?
> > >
> > > --> What do you mean by Master program? You state you want a master program
> > > but you don't want to combine them into one program. A master would contain
> > > everything.
> > >
> > > "sastr" wrote:
> > >
> > > > I have quite a few access programs that I have created. Can I create an
> > > > Master Access program that calls these other programs instead of trying to
> > > > combine all of them into one program?