Finding dataabses with a front end

[mnews2]

I have been tasked to find all our Access databases on the system, I
have ran

\\ldrive\folder\*.md* /S/B >C:\DBfiles.txt

Which gave me every access file on the specified drive/folder.

Is there anyway I can tell dos to only find databases with a front end
or vice versa (databases without a front end)

[Tom van Stiphout]

On 15 May 2007 06:03:29 -0700, mnews2 <ma*************@npower.com>
wrote:

No.
However, nothing prevents you from processing that file, and opening
each file individually and checking it out. You would have to apply a
somewhat arbitrary rule, such as "a back-end is a database without any
forms or reports objects".

-Tom.

>I have been tasked to find all our Access databases on the system, I
have ran

\\ldrive\folder\*.md* /S/B >C:\DBfiles.txt

Which gave me every access file on the specified drive/folder.

Is there anyway I can tell dos to only find databases with a front end
or vice versa (databases without a front end)

[mnews2]

On 15 May, 15:00, Tom van Stiphout <[e-mail]:

On 15 May 2007 06:03:29 -0700, mnews2 <[e-mail]>
wrote:

No.
However, nothing prevents you from processing that file, and opening
each file individually and checking it out. You would have to apply a
somewhat arbitrary rule, such as "a back-end is a database without any
forms or reports objects".

-Tom.

I have been tasked to find all our Access databases on the system, I
have ran

\\ldrive\folder\*.md* /S/B >C:\DBfiles.txt

Which gave me every access file on the specified drive/folder.

Is there anyway I can tell dos to only find databases with a front end
or vice versa (databases without a front end)- Hide quoted text -

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Didn't think it was possible, thanks