No. Access is not able to reverse-engineer the table into a series of DDL
statements that define the table, its fields, constraints, etc, and all the
properties of the table, fields, etc.
In fact, it is not even possible to set some of these properties
programmatically using a DDL query statement.
No. Access is not able to reverse-engineer the table into a series of DDL
statements that define the table, its fields, constraints, etc, and all the
properties of the table, fields, etc.
In fact, it is not even possible to set some of these properties
programmatically using a DDL query statement.