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Richard Horne
Hi guys, I've created quite a comprehensive database with a good number of
tables, queries, reports and forms, and am now preparing the database to be
used for real by the company I work for.
During the course of building the database, I've been a bit slap dash when
trying to work things out, so I have a few forms, sub form, reports and
queries that can probably be deleted, but the problem is I can't easily
figure out which ones are redundant with deleting them and testing fully.
Is there a simple way of finding out which are redundant? Or is it simply a
case that I need to make a backup, delete each item individually, then test
to see if the database still works with that part deleted, rinse and repeat
till I've gone through every table, form etc which I think is redundant?
tables, queries, reports and forms, and am now preparing the database to be
used for real by the company I work for.
During the course of building the database, I've been a bit slap dash when
trying to work things out, so I have a few forms, sub form, reports and
queries that can probably be deleted, but the problem is I can't easily
figure out which ones are redundant with deleting them and testing fully.
Is there a simple way of finding out which are redundant? Or is it simply a
case that I need to make a backup, delete each item individually, then test
to see if the database still works with that part deleted, rinse and repeat
till I've gone through every table, form etc which I think is redundant?