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Hide system tables in mdb created with CreateDatabase method

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Dale Fye - 22 Nov 2005 17:11 GMT
I have an application which allows the user to create a new database, then
links or imports data from an Oracle database into the MDB.

After using the Createdatabase method to create the mdb, I want to be able
to hide the system tables.  Any ideas?
Rick Brandt - 22 Nov 2005 20:23 GMT
> I have an application which allows the user to create a new database,
> then links or imports data from an Oracle database into the MDB.
>
> After using the Createdatabase method to create the mdb, I want to be
> able to hide the system tables.  Any ideas?

System tables are automatically hidden.  If the user has "Show Sytem Objects"
enabled then there is nothing else you can do AFAIK.

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Dale Fye - 22 Nov 2005 22:13 GMT
Rick,

I thought "ShowSystemObjects" was specific to the database, not an Access
wide setting.  I should have thought of that, since I have it enabled on my
machine, and that is where I was testing the code in question.

Is there no way to set ShowSystemObjects to False through code?

Dale

>> I have an application which allows the user to create a new database,
>> then links or imports data from an Oracle database into the MDB.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> System tables are automatically hidden.  If the user has "Show Sytem
> Objects" enabled then there is nothing else you can do AFAIK.
 
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