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I have never seen a table name like that?<br />
It may be a &quot;Internal&quot; table or temp table, or simply the result of corruption...?.<br />
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But try querying it anyway!<br />
;-)<br />
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SELECT * <br />
FROM f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A286<wbr />FF7FEEB9_D<wbr />ata<br />
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Let us know what you get...<br />
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;-)<br />
<br />
JeffCoachman
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I have never seen a table name like that?
It may be a "Internal" table or temp table, or simply the result of corruption...?.

But try querying it anyway!
;-)

SELECT *
FROM f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A286FF7FEEB9_Data

Let us know what you get...

;-)

JeffCoachman

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I'm using a query of MSysObjects in Access 2010 so I can loop through the data tables in the database. One Name that appears in the query results is &quot;f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A28<wbr />6FF7FEEB9_<wbr />Data&quot;. The query shows that this object is a Type=1 which would be a local table, but f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A286<wbr />FF7FEEB9_D<wbr />ata does not appear in the navigation pane even with navigation options set to show system and hidden objects. What is this table?
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I'm using a query of MSysObjects in Access 2010 so I can loop through the data tables in the database. One Name that appears in the query results is "f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A286FF7FEEB9_Data". The query shows that this object is a Type=1 which would be a local table, but f_E7D0A31B84294BE3B678A286FF7FEEB9_Data does not appear in the navigation pane even with navigation options set to show system and hidden objects. What is this table?

MS Access table not listed in navigation pane

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