Access — where is the catch when you run the same bases?

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Access — where is the catch when you run the same bases?

is the accdb file - multiple tables + forms. Need to change the details and decided to just make a folder and copy the old and new in its.

Now the problem - no matter what opens and change the values, then when you open another and it has all the changes. Understand that where Windows creates the binding - but where? Please tell me

Microsoft Access

Antoinette.Kessler18 asked July 9th 19 at 13:42

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lauren.Prosac answered on · Answer 1 · 2019-07-09T13:44:29.898Z

lauren.Prosac answered on July 9th 19 at 13:44

There are no miracles, Cinderella. And this is a miracle, but rather inattention. Copied, for example, a base, and a link to it. Or when you open a database, choose one, and believe another.

Although there is another option, quite likely. If there is a third database, which actually stores values and it is linked as a data source. A screenshot of the window tables, where it is immediately obvious.