Importing/Exporting Relationships in MS Access

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I have a couple of mdb files with the exact table structure. I have to change the primary key of the main table from autonumber to number in all of them, which means I have to:

Drop the all the relationships the main table has
Change the main table
Create the relationships again,... for all the tables.

Is there any way to export the relationships from one file and importing them to all the rest?

I am sure this can be done with some macro/vb code. Does anyone has an example I could use?

Thanks.

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