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What happens when you delete a table in Access?
When a table is deleted, all connections to it — including all relationships and references in queries and reports — are deleted, too. A prompt appears when you choose to delete a table, reminding you of this. Click Yes in response to the resulting prompt if, in fact, you do want to delete the table. All gone!
Go to the list that you want to delete. Select the List tab, and then select List Settings. On the List Settings page, select Delete this list, and then select OK.
When you delete a DB object in Access what happens?
You can delete a field from a query or from a table in Access. When you delete a field from a query, the field remains in the database, but is no longer used in the query. When you delete a field from a table, the field is deleted from the entire database.
When you open a linked table in Access that’s linked to a SharePoint list, the results are displayed as #Deleted. This issue occurs if the following conditions are true: The Access database uses the following caching options under Access > Options > Current Database:
Use the cache format that is compatible with Microsoft Access 2010 and later is selected. Never Cache is cleared. The linked table contains one or more Memo fields. To work around this issue, use one of the following methods: Clear the option Use the cache format that is compatible with Microsoft Access 2010 and later.
What happens when I open a linked table in SharePoint?
When you open a linked table in Access that’s linked to a SharePoint list, the results are displayed as #Deleted. This issue occurs if the following conditions are true: Use the cache format that is compatible with Microsoft Access 2010 and later is selected. Never Cache is cleared.