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Object Names contains tidle (~)
hi,
Can anyone provide any information about the purpose or use of the tidle character (~) in object names, such as queries? Thanks, Roddy |
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Object Names contains tidle (~)
You talking about the queries with names like ~sq_cXXX~sq_cYYY?
If you create a control on a form using the wizard, Access generates a query for you based on the answers you supply. In the case above, the query would be associated with control YYY on form XXX. You can always supply your own query, rather than have Access generate one, and you won't see those anymore. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "Roddy" wrote in message ... hi, Can anyone provide any information about the purpose or use of the tidle character (~) in object names, such as queries? Thanks, Roddy |
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Object Names contains tidle (~)
Hi, Douglas
-----Original Message----- You talking about the queries with names like ~sq_cXXX~sq_cYYY? If you create a control on a form using the wizard, Access generates a query for you based on the answers you supply. In the case above, the query would be associated with control YYY on form XXX. You can always supply your own query, rather than have Access generate one, and you won't see those anymore. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "Roddy" wrote in message ... hi, Can anyone provide any information about the purpose or use of the tidle character (~) in object names, such as queries? Thanks, Roddy . |
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