Global Change Utility

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I am working on a db which the original builder did not apply any standard
naming conventions. The db works but I want to clean it up so that it is
easier to work with. Is there a addin or utility available which allows you
to make a name change (table, field, function, .....) and have all referances
to it in the db (including in forms, queries, code,...) update?
 
I am working on a db which the original builder did not apply any standard
naming conventions. The db works but I want to clean it up so that it is
easier to work with. Is there a addin or utility available which allows you
to make a name change (table, field, function, .....) and have all referances
to it in the db (including in forms, queries, code,...) update?

Several:

Free:
http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/starthere/findandreplace
Find and Replace: http://www.rickworld.com
Speed Ferret: http://www.moshannon.com
Total Access Analyzer: http://www.fmsinc.com


John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
I use the freeware add-in, V-Tools from www.skrol29.com It does a great job
and will do a search and replace through *everything*.

Don't sit too close to the computer or it might change the name on your
driver's license <g>
 
I use the freeware add-in, V-Tools from www.skrol29.com It does a great job
and will do a search and replace through *everything*.

Don't sit too close to the computer or it might change the name on your
driver's license <g>


but how did you figure out what it does ?

lpszElizabeth
 
Using SpeedFerret but it is NOT free.

SpeedFerret can only handle Access 2002 databases and does not support
Access 2003.

I have both Access 2002 and 2003 installed so I run Speed Ferret on a Access
2002 version of the database.

Thanks for the other free tips!

REGARDS
Jan-Erik Kaiser
 
Using SpeedFerret but it is NOT free.

Didn't say it was. The findandreplace at sympatico is (or was)
freeware; SpeedFerret is for a fee, but (IMHO) worth every penny if
you're an active Access developer.
SpeedFerret can only handle Access 2002 databases and does not support
Access 2003.
I have both Access 2002 and 2003 installed so I run Speed Ferret on a Access
2002 version of the database.

Ummm... there is no difference *in the databases* between 2002 and
2003 format (in fact Access2003 defaults to using A2000 format
databases). Does SpeedFerret in fact fail to work with databases
created (in either format) using A2003?

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
JOHN

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Tried the sympatico tool which was free but SpeedFerret is woth the cost.
It is an excellent tool and I could not live without it.

On the 2002/2003 issue it seems that I was not able to run SpeedFerret on
databases opened with Access 2003. At least I needed to have Access 2002 on
the computer. But others might have more wisdom on this issue.

I guess the www.moshannon.com website had all the info on this.
It says "SPEED Ferret 4.1 supports Access 2002 and SQL Server 2000, plus all
platforms supported by SPEED Ferret 4.0."

BEST REGARDS
Jan-Erik Kaiser
"Get results out of your data by using MS Access"
www.kontorsfavoriten.se
 

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