Access MDB database. Linux: how to get a very odd pattern from the DB?

I'm in a VERY difficult problem.

I have a Microsoft Access Data Base, but it was made in the most chaotic way possible. The DB has开发者_JS百科 like 150+ tables, Only uses like 50% of the tables. The relations are almost random. But, somehow, it delivers some information.

I need to get a particular component of the DB, but is so tangled that I can not manage to get into the table that creates that value. I revised every table, one by one, and found nothing.

I used mdbtools for Linux to try to inspect with more details the DB. But unfortunately has not been developed in years, and it closes every time. Maybe because the DB is "big" ? -700 mg-

I'm wondering: is there a way to see all the relations the arrives to the particular value I'm looking? Or to decompile the DB? I have no idea in which language it was made. I'm suspecting that it was made in Visual, just because is rather crappy.

Well, waiting for some help.

I would suggest using (still) MS Access for this. But, if relationships look messy on the diagram, you can query one of the system tables (MSysRelationships) directly to get ALL the relationships you need (e.g. for particular table etc.):

To unhide system tables in early versions of Access (97-2003), follow the instructions here:

For Access 2007, do the following: