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Hi Everyone:

I have a table in the (regular) database that was created by custom add-in
with this line of code:

DoCmd.TransferDatabase acImport, "Microsoft Access", CodeDb.Name, acTable,
"Temp", TblName

where "Temp" is a query that is created every time add-in is run.
I can see table, I can browse data, I can use this table in the select
queries, but when I tried to do Unmatched query wizard on this table - It
does not see it. Created select * query based on that table: same wizard
sees only some columns from the query. Other wizards don't see table as well.

In msysobjects table the only difference between this table and others is
flags column - 112 vs 0.
I have never seen anything like that.

Please advice on how to deal with that problem.

Thank you,
Tanya
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