Database Diagrams vs Relationships

[SQLact2]

MS Office Access Help discribes Create a Database Diagram... "In the Database
window, click Database Diagrams under Objects, and choose the New button on
the Database window toolbar. A blank database diagram appears with the Add
Table dialog box." ...
I believe what they are referring to here is worded "Relationships" not
"Database Diagrams" unless I am missing something. The icon they are showing
is the Relationship icon. The instructions here do not make sense. For
example, I do not see an "Objects" listed in the database window.



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[Lynn Trapp]

You will see the Database Diagrams choice only if you are working with an
ADP.

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[Brendan Reynolds]

It's 'Database Diagram' in an ADP (often referred to as an 'Access project'
in the documentation) but 'Relationships' in an MDB (often referred to as an
'Access database' in the documentation).