Is it possible to print out a schematic of an Access database? I am very new, and the learning curve is killing me. Everytime I do something, I forget what it's to be tied to (i.e. row source, control type, .. UUugghh!) I thougt a thorough DIAGRAM, or FLOW CHART of some sort could help me. But I am stubborn and want it all on one page so I can visualize it all.
Any ideas anyone?

PS: I just joined today on this forum, so I am a rookie!
Becky

Hi Becky,

Welcome to the forum, hopefully we can help you flatten out the curve a little.

You have a couple of options... If you want to be able to see all your tables and the relationships (if any), you'll find a button on your toolbar called relationships. This will let you add tables to the screen, move them around and define the relationships between them. You may need to move it around a little to get the printout you want, but this gives you a good visual schematic.

The other option is under Tools -> Analyze. I could help you more on this one if you get stuck, but it will generate printout of the fields and whatever other information you choose on each table. This may be more than you would need, but is handy at times.

Hope that helps,

Mike

Mike
EchoVue.com

Thanks Mike!
I will work with that. I'll keep you posted. I can't wait for the day when I say, "oh, duhh!! that all makes sense now"
Becky