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Getting all the Tables from a particular MS Access Database

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Hi everyone,

I like to know how to get all the table names in a particular Database(MS Access) through query commands..

If anybody have some solution, kindly share with me !

 

Thanks in advance.

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Are you using the Database Connectivity Toolkit? If so, use the DB Tools List Tables function from the Utility sub-palette.

 

 

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@VeeBee wrote:

Hi everyone,

I like to know how to get all the table names in a particular Database(MS Access) through query commands..

If anybody have some solution, kindly share with me !

 

Thanks in advance.


If you don't have the Database Connectivity Toolkit, then you had better brush up on SQL since this is not a LabVIEW problem.

 

 

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Dear Phillip,

 

Thanks a lot for the vital information.

I was not aware of the palette function & had been searching in the Query commands.

 

Regards,

Veebee

 

 

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Hi Nyc,

 

Thanks for the suggestion.

The palette function as mentioned above by Phillip satisfies the requirement, that is found in the database Toolkit.

Just, I wanted to let you also know about this.

 

Thanks,

Veebee

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@VeeBee wrote:

Hi Nyc,

 

Thanks for the suggestion.

The palette function as mentioned above by Phillip satisfies the requirement, that is found in the database Toolkit.

Just, I wanted to let you also know about this.

 

Thanks,

Veebee


I don't need to know about this.

As I wrote above if you have the Toolkit you should look in there first.

I have no way of knowing whether you have the Toolkit or not.

 

 

 

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Thanks for the information!!

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