Need Relationships

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I have a FE-BE database that I created and have been adding to for about four years. Now management wants a copy of it so they can put it on the internet. SharePoint is out. I get the usual resentment when I mention Access.

I have over 1300 queries. The last six months I have been using some SQL statements in order to learn SQL. I never created relationships between any of the tables. I did it all within the queries. They will undoubtedly want to see the relationships. The last time they put one of my databases on the internet I explained that I didn’t need them in Access. They thought I was crazy.

My dilemma is this. Is there a programmable way to set up the relationships without going through the tables one at a time? Any help would be appreciated.
 
Relationships are usually between tables typically (but not always) between the primary key of table 1 and the family key of table 2. The major point of relationships is to enforce data integrity and provide a visual mapping of all the tables. If you concentrate on tables this should cut the numbers down a bit

I'm not aware of a utility that will do this but you could write a routine going through each of the querdefs, looking for table names that are joined to other tables and extracting the table and field names and the join type
 
That would take me more time than going through them manually. But, I can probably use this in the future.

Thanks.
 

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