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Hello Gurus,
I'm working merging 2 databases which have sane structure of=20
database objects into one database. However, after merging, the business=20
policies and regulations force us to have 2 set of database objects; for=20
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Database A has CUSTOMERS table.
Database B has CUSTOMERS table.
After merging database A will have CUSTOMERS and CUSTOMERS=5FB (data from=20
database B). I just wonder that is there any way that we don't need to=20
change our script in forms and reports to point into a new table name but=20
still can access to the data in the new table ( CUSTOMERS=5FB) not=20
CUSTOMERS.
Thank you for any comment and suggestion.
Ukrit K,
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