NRRSS - Export NRRSS Database Information for your Node Area

National River Restoration Science Synthesis (NRRSS)
River Restoration in our Nation: A Scientific Synthesis to Inform Policy, Grassroots Actions, and Future Research

Export NRRSS Database Information for your Node Area

Download the 3 files listed for your chosen Node Area.
Those 3 files will be used for downloading the NRRSS data to your PC.
After the data is downloaded then the data files can be loaded into your
MS Access 2000 database on your PC by following the instructions below.

NRRSS Node Area Files:: ALL; readme_ALL.txt; ftpALL.txt; nrrssALL.bat; CA; readme_CA.txt; ftpCA.txt; nrrssCA.bat; CG; readme_CG.txt; ftpCG.txt; nrrssCG.bat; IN; readme_IN.txt; ftpIN.txt; nrrssIN.bat; LC; readme_LC.txt; ftpLC.txt; nrrssLC.bat; PN; readme_PN.txt; ftpPN.txt; nrrssPN.bat; SE; readme_SE.txt; ftpSE.txt; nrrssSE.bat; SW; readme_SW.txt; ftpSW.txt; nrrssSW.bat; UC; readme_UC.txt; ftpUC.txt; nrrssUC.bat; UM; readme_UM.txt; ftpUM.txt; nrrssUM.bat

Instructions (for use on a Microsoft PC):
1. Download the 3 files for your chosen Node Area.
   Place those 3 files at location C:\ (on your PC).

2.Double click your mouse on the ".bat" file that you downloaded to your PC.
   This will download the data files from the ftp site into location: C:\nrrss (on your PC).

3.File: C:\nrrss\nrrss.mdb is the MS Access 2000 database file.
   Double click your mouse on file C:\nrrss\nrrss.mdb to start up MS Access 2000.

4.Double click on the macro "IMPORT STATIC TABLES".
   Click on "Macros" within the "Objects" area on the left.
   Double click on the macro "IMPORT USER INFO".
   Click on "Macros" within the "Objects" area on the left.
   Double click on the macro "IMPORT DYNAMIC TABLES".
   Click on "Macros" within the "Objects" area on the left.
   Double click on the macro "IMPORT DYNAMIC TABLES".
   All of the data files will be within the MS Access 2000 database.

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