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List of tables in Access DB

SK
Hi !
I wanna find out the list of tables in my Access DB file. But when i try to open it through the following query

" SELECT Name FROM MSysObjects WHERE type=1 and flags=0; "

i get this error in ASP.Net

" no read permission on 'MSysObjects'. "

Can anyone help me to fix this error or some alternative to find the list of tables in my access.mdb
Please reply at the earliest.

Nov 18 '05 #1
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Hi !
I wanna find out the list of tables in my Access DB file. But when i try to open it through the following query
" SELECT Name FROM MSysObjects WHERE type=1 and flags=0; "

i get this error in ASP.Net

" no read permission on 'MSysObjects'. "

Can anyone help me to fix this error or some alternative to find the list of tables in my access.mdb Please reply at the earliest.

Nov 18 '05 #2

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