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Is there a quick way in MS Access to find out which query uses which table?
Opening each and every query in Design view to see if it refers to a particular table is not feasible when there's hundreds of queries.
Hi,
In Access 2003 you can use Object Dependencies
Take a shortcut menu in your query or table or any object.
This can be done in database window.
You get Objects that depend on me and Objects that I depend on.