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Is there a way to determine "everywhere" a table is used in the MDB? 1
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Tony Toews has a list of Scan and Replace utilities at
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Agreed, since none of my application users ever see a field name. However, I find some inherited applications very difficult to trouble-shoot and/or maintain when fields are poorly named. Creating some consistency between old and new databases has some value.
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Agreed, since none of my application users ever see a field name. However, I find some inherited applications very difficult to trouble-shoot and/or maintain when fields are poorly named. Creating some consistency between old and new databases has some value.
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