I have two separate inroads drainage files that were created for two separate drainage systems (A & B) of a project. Now, I am trying to analyze them together since system B outfalls into a manhole in System A.
Is there a way to merge these two separate inroads files into one file in Inroads?
In the past I have been able to open the sdb files in MSAccess and do operations like merge/delete records. Ever since I received an update to MS Access 2013 and I am unable to open the sdb in MS Access. I could probably have IT give me an older version of MS Access and I can go back to my old method.
However, I would like to know if there is an option in Inroads to merge two sdb files.
InRoads does not have the functionality to merge SDBs. SDBs are in MS Access 95 format, so any edits to the SDB are best done in that version of Access.
Thanks for your input Kevin.
Yes, I was able to use Access 2007 to edit and add records to the SDB. I was then able to open the edited file in Inroads. But I ran into a glitch there. Even though the inlets that I copied into the edited database shows up in the list (IN-70W2084), Inroads shows a warning message saying the structure was not found in the open database. I can't edit or analyze this structure. I have pasted the screenshot below.
I wonder if I can get that functionality if I use Access 95 to edit the SDB.
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