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create table using access 2000 connecting to SQL Server 2000

Postby Q2hyaXM » Sun, 13 Jun 2004 02:41:01 GMT 

Hi

I have created an Access 2000 database which links to all the tables on a remote SQL Server 2000 database.

How do I write the sql statement (or modify the sql statement generated in the query design mode) so that in a create table statement the table is created on the server?

currently any unmodified create table statement will create it on the local acess database.

I'd appreciate how to create the tables on the actual server and have the linked connection automatically be generated. Is this possible?

or should I be developing in Query analyzer or the query builder in enterprise manager?

any other suggests to a development architecture would be appreicated, thank you
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