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MS Acess query

Original Message

Name: gohome88
Date: January 24, 2008 at 14:45:33 Pacific
Subject: MS Acess query
OS: WINXP
CPU/Ram: Pentium4
Model/Manufacturer: IBM

Comment:

I have 2 Access tables, t1 and t2, they are the same structure but located in different databases. How can I merge these 2 tables and put it back to the databases.
eg.
t1
rec1
rec2
rec3
rec10

t2
rec2
rec3
rec6
rec7
after merge both tables have
rec1
rec2
rec3
rec6
rec7
rec10

Hope here have Access expert can help!!!
gohome88

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Name: Jennifer SUMN
Date: January 28, 2008 at 05:25:58 Pacific
Subject: MS Acess query

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