How to List All Queries in an Access Database

VBA function to list in the Immediate Window of its Visual Basic Editor all the queries of a Microsoft® Access database.

Last updated on 2024-05-16.

VBA Function to List All Queries

This function lists all the queries in the database in which you execute it:

Function fnDmwListAllQueries() As String

On Error GoTo errHandler

Dim msg$

Dim qry As AccessObject, dB As Object

Set dB = Application.CurrentData

For Each qry In db.AllQueries

Debug.Print qry.Name

Next qry

msg$ = "Queries listing complete"

procDone:

fnDmwListAllQueries = msg$

Exit Function

errHandler:

msg$ = Err.Number & " " & Err.Description

Resume procDone

End Function

How to Run Your Function

To execute the function copy and paste its code shown above into a module in your database's Visual Basic Editor.

Then in the Editor's Immediate Window type ?fnDmwListAllQueries() and press Enter. Don't omit the leading question mark.

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