I'm not willing to risk following links I'm not familiar with, but I do have
a possible approach for you...

If you open the new Access database, link to the tables in the old DB, and
use queries to 'load' the new DB's tables from the old, would that do what
you want?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"sweetummy" wrote in message
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hi,
i want renew my old DB to New DB.. so i have started to update the
tables to minimize the effort to display queries without any errors..
so i have created a NEWDB but how to insert the old DB Information to
new information..
how to put all old DB to new DB according to the contents i have chose
please help...

please follow the link to download and suggest me to how to connect..
and utilize the old db..

http://sites.google.com/site/gsvfilm...edirects=0&d=1

thankyou,