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  1. 09-06-2022, 10:36 AM #1
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    Creating list of DB objects


    I'd like to create listings of the DB objects in one of my DB's. Listing tabledefs and querydefs worked fine, but when it came to the AllReports collection I couldn't fined the correct reference. Maybe I'm doing this wrong to begin with, as I've not had an occasion to attempt this in the past?
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    You may find the attached zip (downloaded from Alessandro Grimaldi 2021) of value to deal with dbObjects.
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