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Access 2000 Delete multiple objects

It may sound stupid but I have not found any person able to make
multiple deleting of objects in Access 2000. I would like for example
to delete all queries (I have 200 of them) and download them again ( a
bit advanced) from database which I use for development.

Is there anybody who knows?

It is quite an important thing for me.

Oskar

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Nov 12 '05 #1
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You could loop backwards through the QueryDefs collection deleting each one.

You could create a new (blank) MDB, and import all the other objects.

You could hold down the Shift key and click Delete 200 times. (The Shift
avoids the confirmation dialog).

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"oskar hritz" <os*********@sca.com> wrote in message
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It may sound stupid but I have not found any person able to make
multiple deleting of objects in Access 2000. I would like for example
to delete all queries (I have 200 of them) and download them again ( a
bit advanced) from database which I use for development.

Nov 12 '05 #2
Thank you Allen,

I have no idea how to use QueryDefs and also second option is not ideal
in my case as I am linking tables from different sources.

However,the most primitive 3rd option (using shift) is quite quick. It
takes less then 1 minute so it is just perfect for me.

One more time thank you.

Oskar

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oskar hritz <os*********@sca.com> wrote in news:408e4138$0$199$75868355
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However,the most primitive 3rd option (using shift) is quite quick. It
takes less then 1 minute so it is just perfect for me.


You will go blind in your old age if you do this.

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Lyle
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