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Tables with name of "Usys...."

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fredk

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Jul 26, 2001
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In another post, someone used some code and advised to create a table named USysTBLUsers. I did so but cannot view the table. I am guessing this is because of the name.

Can someone clue me in on how to view the table. The post was regarding the creation of a user and password table so the user can log-in. I realize it is probably better to use access security but this was really an exercise in coding for me.

Thanks very much!!!!!

fred
 
It's probably automatically hidden by Access and you'd have to select the option to view hidden objects

Access makes all things possible. It even makes them intelligible
 
Thank you very much, I will try that when I get back in the office tomorrow.

Thanks again Mikey69!

Fred
 
Maybe that was my post. Usys in front of table names make them "system" tables. System tables are automatically hidden from view. With your database opened, click on Tools - Options - Place a check next to System and click Apply. You'll be able to see not even your tables, but the secret microsoft access tables.

Neil
 
Thanks Neil - It was actually posted by quincy but he removed the "notify me" in the thread.

Thanks much for the information, that got it!

Thanks again!

Fred
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