Q&A

Q1:

Explain the difference between importing and linking.

A1:

Importing makes a copy of the data, whereas linking causes data to remain in its source location and format.

Q2:

What is the purpose of the Linked Table Manager?

A2:

The Linked Table Manager allows you to update broken links.

Q3:

Name some uses of importing.

A3:

You might use importing when you are migrating a system to Access or when you want to run a series of reports on data that is stored in another format.

Q4:

Name some uses of linking.

A4:

You might use linking if the data for a system is used by a legacy application, it resides on a database server (for example, SQL Server), or you will access the data on a regular basis.



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