Table Trouble

J

Josh

I am currently using Access 97 at work, and everytime I
create a new table or open one that has already been
created, there are 6 mysterious tables that are created by
default. I can't delete these and their proporties say
that they are hidden. On all of these projects, my PC is
the only one that can see these tables. They are named
MSysACEs, MSysModules, MSysModules2, MSysObjects,
MSysQueries, and MSysRelationships. Thank You.
 
R

Roger Carlson

These are not mysterious tables, they are System tables. Every Access
database has them. What you need to do to stop seeing them is to go to
Tools > Options and uncheck the System Object checkbox. Then they will be
rendered invisible as they should be in most cases.
 

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