Could very much use a Field List

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I apologize if this is out there already, but it seems that at least a few field names changed from 1.2 to 1.3. Although I had downloaded a field list before, from here, I cannot even find that original post, let alone any more recent that might contain the correct field names.

I need to do some custom SQL and would prefer not to reinvent the wheel.

Thanks in advance very much to anyone who could help.

Bud Izen Salem Oregon

Mickie · Accepted Answer

Do you have MS Access? Make a new project and attach to the database as your data source.You will be able to see all the tables and the field names.  It has been a great thing to have!Bud Izen wrote:

hozay · Answer

or use this DbaMgr2 it will also give you a good look at the fields"Bud Izen" wrote:

Bud Izen · Answer

You refer to "this DbaMgr2," but provide no other reference. Not sure what you are referring to.Bud "hozay" wrote:

Bud Izen · Answer

What a good idea. I will try that later this morning. Thanks a bunch!Bud"Mickie" wrote:

spam · Answer

What a good idea. I will try that later this morning. Thanks a bunch!  Bud  "Mickie" wrote:  > Do you have MS Access? Make a new project and attach to the database as   > your data source.  >   > You will be able to see all the tables and the field names.  It has been   > a great thing to have!  >   >   > Bud Izen wrote:  > > I apologize if this is out there already, but it seems that at least a few   > > field names changed from 1.2 to 1.3. Although I had downloaded a field list   > > before, from here, I cannot even find that original post, let alone any more   > > recent that might contain the correct field names.  > >   > > I need to do some custom SQL and would prefer not to reinvent the wheel.  > >   > > Thanks in advance very much to anyone who could help.  > >   > > Bud Izen  > > Salem Oregon  >

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