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Print list of all joins and join types for a database

Is there a way to create a report that documents all of the joins in a database and their type? When looking in the relationships window, all you can see is that a join is one to many etc. What I'd like is a report that gives me the type of join also.

Example of possible report printout appearance:

ONE SIDE: MANY SIDE: JOIN TYPE:
customer table orders table inner
customer table phones table left outer

Hope I've explained this adequately!
Oct 11 '06 #1
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And in Access documentator is there sth like this?
Oct 14 '06 #2

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