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Copy Access Table Structure
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10/2/2012 9:26:27 AM |
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J.A. Coutts
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Intermediate |
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VB 6.0 |
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There are a number of different ways to copy the structure only of an Access table programatically, but none as simple as the following using ADO & ODBC.
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' Name: Copy Access Table Structure
' Description:There are a number of different ways to copy the structure only of an Access table programatically, but none as simple as the following using ADO & ODBC.
' By: J.A. Coutts
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Dim ADOConnStr1 As String
Dim adoConn1 As ADODB.Connection
ADOConnStr1 = "DSN=Test;uid=;pwd=;"
Set adoConn1 = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
adoConn1.Open ADOConnStr1
adoConn1.Execute ("SELECT * INTO NewTable FROM OldTable WHERE 0 = 1;")
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 10/2/2012 11:39:02 PM: Bonnie West
Pardon me, but why was there a need to use CreateObject when adoConn1 was already dim'med As ADODB.Connection? Wouldn't that lead to late-binding?
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10/3/2012 8:43:10 PM: J.A. Coutts
According to Microsoft, when an Object is created from a class provided by another component, whether that object is created using CreateObject or New, they are both created using the COM object creation services. I could just as easily have used the single statement:
Dim adoConn1 As New ADODB.Connection
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10/9/2012 4:42:16 AM: jhon
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