Marios,
I can only speculate, but here are a few ideas:
1) The tables may be hidden. To see hidden tables, go to Tools / Options /
Hidden Objects.
2) It is common to split an Access application into two parts: the
"front-end" contains the forms and code; the "back-end" contains the tables.
Usually, the "Tables" tab in front-end would show a list of links to tables
in the back-end. It is also possible, however, for the code to create and
remove these links on the fly. In other words, it is possible that your
database contains no tables, but will try to connect to them as needed.
3) Your friend may have made a mistake.
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I have just received a file from a friend (.mdb) file. It is composed
of many forms and one module. Every form has the design part and the
code part. As I saw there is some SQL code... The problem is I can't
see the tables...where are they located?? I am used to MS SQL
Server...and never used Access before.
Can anybody help?
Thnaks a lot,
Marios Koumides