- 1). Open your operating system's command line, type "dbaccess" (without quotation marks), and press "Enter" to launch the DB-Access utility.
- 2). Press the "C" key to open the DB-Access "Connection" menu.
- 3). Select "Connect" from the "Connection" submenu and press the "Enter" key.
- 4). Provide your username and password when prompted, pressing "Enter" after each prompt.
- 5). Choose your database server using the keyboard's arrow keys and then press "Enter."
- 6). Choose your database using the keyboard's arrow keys and then press "Enter."
- 7). Return to the main DB-Access screen and press the "Q" key to open to the "Query-language" menu.
- 8). Select the "New" option using the keyboard's arrow keys and press "Enter."
- 9). Type the following command:
RENAME TABLE current.name TO new.name
Substitute "current.name" with the current table name and "new.name" with the new name you want to apply to the table. Press "Enter" to run the command and change your table name.