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\name{mdb_tables}
\alias{mdb_tables}
\title{List tables in a Microsoft Access database}
\usage{
mdb_tables(
  file,
  system = FALSE,
  type = c("table", "query", "systable", "any", "all", "form", "macro", "report",
    "linkedtable", "module", "relationship", "dbprop"),
  show_type = FALSE
)
}
\arguments{
\item{file}{Path to the Microsoft Access file.}

\item{system}{Logical; include system (\verb{MSys*}) tables. Equivalent to \code{-S}.}

\item{type}{Object type to list: \code{"table"} (default), \code{"query"},
\code{"systable"}, \code{"any"}, \code{"all"}, \code{"form"}, \code{"macro"}, \code{"report"},
\code{"linkedtable"}, \code{"module"}, \code{"relationship"}, or \code{"dbprop"}.
Equivalent to \code{-t}.}

\item{show_type}{Logical; prefix each entry with its type. Equivalent to \code{-T}.}
}
\value{
A character vector of object names.
}
\description{
\code{mdb-tables} is a utility program distributed with MDB Tools.
It outputs the names of all user tables (or other object types) in an MDB
database file.
}
\examples{
db <- mdb_example()
mdb_tables(db)
mdb_tables(db, type = "query")
}
