How can I get to the "source-codes" of the access-queries?

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Hello Guys,

I want to analyze an existing access application for reengineering-purpose. Therefore I've to read out all code (including the Queries) I can get. Throughout I would be able to analyzie the Code with my own Algo.

How Can I get to the "Source-Codes" of the Access-Queries?

Thanks. :)

What I have tried:

I already got thier names over the Access Application Object over:

<pre>Access.Application.CurrentData.AllQueries

But I only can retrieve the Information over the abstracted Interface of the

AccessObject

.

I found nothing in MSDN until now and my Search Criterias in Google don't find things... needed. Can you give me a Hint?

Posted 11-Oct-17 21:08pm

VoidFunctionMain

Updated 11-Oct-17 21:36pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-10-11T21:36:00

You can't get the queries themselves: they are part of the code that gets info from the access engine, and are effectively just text strings in that code (hopefully with parameterised queries rather than string concatenation). The engine itself does not store a history of "I was asked this SELECT, and then that INSERT".