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Access 2000 SCHEMA.INI file. 2

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Sanibel

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Nov 15, 2001
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I have created a macro to export a table to a delimited text file using a Schema.ini file. When I execute the macro I get an "option is invalid" error on one of the fields so I need to modify the schema.ini file. The schema.ini file was created via the Advanced button on the Export command and I was expecting to find the file in the same folder as the exported text file. Searching through my entire file location, network and local, I can find no file called schema.ini although I can partially examine it from the Specs button on the Advanced page of the the Export command. I know I must be missing something simple but can anyone tell me where the schema.ini file can be found.

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I think the schemas are stored in the MSysIMEXSpecs and MSysIMEXColumns system tables.

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You can view the system tables by selecting Tools->Options->View->System Objects.

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