Creating Multiple DataBase using master Database

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I wanted to Create Multiple database Using one master database. We are using MS Access for database Creation. New Database will Create during Creating New Company.

it is a 2 tier Architecture.

Front End is - Microsoft Visual Studio 2010( Windows Application).
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Back End - MS Access

Please Help me to resolve my problem. any one having Coding on this please forward.

Thanks in Advance

Sheethal

Posted 17-May-12 3:07am

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Maciej Los 17-May-12 16:30pm

Where is a problem? Can't you just copy "master" database?

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2012-05-17T03:16:00

If I understood your question correctly, can't you simply create an empty Access database with proper structure and so on as a 'model'. Now when a new installation is done, copy this model database using just file copy to proper place and you would have a fresh starting point.

This is possible since Access database is actually just a flat file so copying it is fine as long as no-one is using it at the moment.