Pardon my intrusion ...

You could search on-line for "MS Access" and "naming convention" to get
additional ideas.

I figure that the only Access object that starts with a "q" is a query, so I
use "qlkp", "qapp", etc.... (JOPO - just one person's opinion)

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"Dennis" wrote in message
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Tom,

Thanks for the info. I will play with it.

Opps, I mistyped my query name. Query name should have been
qrytblClass_Count. My naming convension for better or worse is

qry for a true query that answer a question.
qrytbl ... for a "logical view" of a table or series of joined tables
qryupd for an update query
qryapp for an append query

etc.

Do you have a better suggestion for a name convension?

Thanks,

Dennis