Object Dependency Tracking

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ShadesOfGrey

Hey folks, does anyone know if there is a way to list what specific
objects are used where within an Access 2007 database?

I have a database that I threw together for a quick-and-dirty "need
once" report that has now become the schiznitz in the office. It's a
complete kludge of queries querying other queries and all the weird
stuff that the wizards throw in. I want to salvage what I can and
start over but there are so many tables and queries that I'm having a
hard time keeping my dependencies straight.

Is there a way I can quickly tell that my XYZ_report uses tables A, B,
C and queries 1 through 5?

Thanks in advance!

Stan
 
Daniel, I'm certain that the "Object Dependency Tracking" being discussed
here is not the "Object Tracking" discussed in the books to which you refer.
Your references refer to graphics / image processing; the discussion here is
about objects in an Access database, and Access is not suitable for
heavy-duty graphics / image processing.

This is the place for discussing Access database objects; it is not the
place for discussing graphics / image processing at the level of those
books. Sorry.

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