Just as a matter of policy, and to not get anyone's hopes up too much, we
don't comment on future product directions. Alex's statement about changing
the datasource is correct, that currently is the best way to move from a
test to a production environment.
Brian
> Alex,
> Are you really at Microsoft? Are you serious about your response?
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>> database
>> to some other location?
Aakash - 08 May 2005 16:58 GMT
hey all,
Thanks a lot for the help..it worked..but i have a doubt:
I would like to put the form and database on a web server.Now when i try to
specify a database which is on the webserver, it says that it accepts only
access and sql databases .It is actually an access database , i donno why it
is giving me this error.

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Best Regards,
Aakash Munjal
> Just as a matter of policy, and to not get anyone's hopes up too much, we
> don't comment on future product directions. Alex's statement about changing
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> >> database
> >> to some other location?
Scott L. Heim [MSFT] - 17 May 2005 19:38 GMT
Hi all,
Just to clarify this for everyone: if you are talking about modifying the
location of "secondary" data sources, then yes - this is currently the only
way to accomplish this. However, if you are referring to the "main" data
source then as long as you have SP1 installed you can choose the "Convert
Main Datasource" option from the Tools menu - this will allow you to point
to a different database, server, etc.
Thanks,
Scott L. Heim
Microsoft Developer Support
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