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title: "What happens if the both source and destination are named same?"  
description: "What happens if the both source and destination are named same?"  
author: "Anonymous User"  
published: 2011-05-05  
updated: 2020-09-17  
canonical: https://www.mindstick.com/interview/840/what-happens-if-the-both-source-and-destination-are-named-same  
category: "ms access"  
tags: ["ms access"]  
reading_time: 1 minute  

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# What happens if the both source and destination are named same?

The import operation present in MS Access does not overwrite or modify any of the existing tables or objects. If both the source and destination are the same it makes sure that numbers are appended to the name of the source file. For example a table having a name as info will be renamed as info1. \

## Answers

### Answer by Anonymous User

The import operation present in MS Access does not overwrite or modify any of the existing tables or objects. If both the source and destination are the same it makes sure that numbers are appended to the name of the source file. For example a table having a name as info will be renamed as info1. \


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