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Printout of the table design
I use access 2000. Is there any way to print the design
structure of a table, I don't want a printout of the data structure ? by the design of the table I mean need a printout of the field names and variable types for all the fields in the table. Any ideas appreciated |
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Printout of the table design
I have A2003 so I don't know if this is available in A2000. Click on: Tools/Analyze/Documenter. The reports lists all the criteria for each table by field.
hth -- rpw "lavanya" wrote: I use access 2000. Is there any way to print the design structure of a table, I don't want a printout of the data structure ? by the design of the table I mean need a printout of the field names and variable types for all the fields in the table. Any ideas appreciated |
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Printout of the table design
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:02:20 -0700, "lavanya"
wrote: I use access 2000. Is there any way to print the design structure of a table, I don't want a printout of the data structure ? by the design of the table I mean need a printout of the field names and variable types for all the fields in the table. Any ideas appreciated Tools... Analyze... Documenter. Check the options - by default it prints out a whole LOT of stuff, you will probably want to trim it back. John W. Vinson[MVP] Come for live chats every Tuesday and Thursday http://go.compuserve.com/msdevapps?loc=us&access=public |
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Printout of the table design
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says... I use access 2000. Is there any way to print the design structure of a table, I don't want a printout of the data structure ? by the design of the table I mean need a printout of the field names and variable types for all the fields in the table. Any ideas appreciated Hi, On our web site, we have a free download that prints a simple data dictionary of tables and fields, including the information you want to display. It's much more concise that the built-in Access reports. You can get it at http://www.jstreettech.com/Downloads.asp. It's called Data Dictionary Report Utility. Hope this helps, -- Armen Stein Access 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...jstreettech-20 J Street Technology, Inc. Armen _@_ JStreetTech _._ com |
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