On Jun 28, 2:49 pm, richardg <richard.grav...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
given a file xyz.mde on P:\runtime\
and several copies of xyz.mdb on Q:\source\A!, Q:\source\A2,,, Q:
\source\An
Is there a way to determine which xyz.mdb made the xyz.mde?
Negative.
Unless you build some type of code "Revision" into each MDB to be display on
a for or report in the MDE. All my MDBs contain a local revision table
listing a revision number and description of the revision, this number is
displayed in the startup form.
Of course this will not help with older MDE that do not contain a revision
table.
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