MSysObjects

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Hi,

Is there ever risks involved in entries being deleted from MSysObjects Table (Standard object table that tracks all queries/tables with the creation and modification dates)?

Thank you.
 
I would recommend very strongly against trying to update the MSysObjects
table directly. Use DAO (or ADOX, if you're only talking about tables) to
make the changes. You run the risk of corrupting your database if you muck
about with system tables.

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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

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Terri said:
Hi,

Is there ever risks involved in entries being deleted from MSysObjects
Table (Standard object table that tracks all queries/tables with the
creation and modification dates)?
 
Terri,
Is there ever risks involved in entries being deleted from MSysObjects Table (Standard object table that tracks all queries/tables with the creation and modification dates)?


There is no possibility to delete records from this table. It's the
main system table.

So I think you have had an error message during compacting or
repairing a database which says, that some records of this table has
been deleted, right?

I would not use this database any more. Restore it from the backup!

Regards

Thilo Immel
The Access Druid (Access Repair Service) www.atroplan.com
Access Memory Reporter www.atroplan.com/AccMemReporter.htm
 
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