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I have an access database which has some sql queries loaded into it. I have no experience with microsoft access and need to know how I can see the sql queries it contains. My guess is they are somewhere in r_[sql name]?
What I mean specifically is to see the query itself, for example there is a form which generates an output based on various tables, my guess is there is an SQL query (like Select * from table;) doing this and I’d like to know how I can see it
For each individual query, you can go to the ‘View SQL’, either using the button or choosing the menu option. (I only have a German access, but it should be something like View – View SQL or so).