How do I find SQL queries in Access?

How do I view a SQL query in Access?

To view the SQL code for an Access query, open the query in query design view. Then click the “View” drop-down button in the “Results” button group on the “Design” tab of the “Query Tools” contextual tab in the Ribbon. From the drop-down menu of choices that appears, select the “SQL View” command.

How do you find a SQL query?

Use ApexSQL Search in SSMS to search for SQL database objects1Search text: Enter the keyword you wish to search.2Server: It is the SQL instance you connected.3Database: Here, you can select a single database, multiple databases or all databases.4Object type: By default, it searches in all the objects.

Where are queries stored in Access?

By default, saved queries are stored in the My Documents folder of the user who created and saved them. Double-click the saved query, which opens the BizTalk Server Administration Console and executes the query.

How do I find queries in Access Report?

Press F4, you will be able to see the dropdown in the "Properties" window. Choose "Report" from the dropdown. You will see the "Record Source" property below it. That contains the query/table which is used to build the report.