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Using ADOX to create Date field in Access
hi,
I currently are using ADOX to create a field in the selected table in Ms Access Database, the basic operation is work fine but i need to know how to create a DATE field in the table with the format i want(access default format for date is mm-dd-yy), but what i want is that the date field should accept the format i given as the default format(example dd-mmm-yyyy).
I wish to know how can i achieve this objective at runtime using vb coding. Please gave me some code to refer if possible. Thank
I currently are using ADOX to create a field in the selected table in Ms Access Database, the basic operation is work fine but i need to know how to create a DATE field in the table with the format i want(access default format for date is mm-dd-yy), but what i want is that the date field should accept the format i given as the default format(example dd-mmm-yyyy).
I wish to know how can i achieve this objective at runtime using vb coding. Please gave me some code to refer if possible. Thank
and no matter how, please do to evaluate the effort of experts and try to Not giving him a "C" if possible.
regards.
regards.
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i think i will explain a bit extra here, what i want is to create a date field in the database and set the format properties(you know that in the Ms Access there got a properties field name Format)to the format i want at runtime.
Hope this will make my question clear. Thanks for help
Hope this will make my question clear. Thanks for help
Hi,
Try this:
> .Columns.Append "myDate", adDBDate
regards.
Try this:
> .Columns.Append "myDate", adDBDate
regards.
sorry, ignore my second comment.
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Here is an example of using ADOX to create an MDB that posted by TimCottee on the question below:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=visualbasic&qid=20178543
Add a reference to Microsoft ADO Extenstion
for Security etc (or something like that) to your project and use a variant of the following example:
Dim catAccess As New ADOX.Catalog
Dim tblValExp As New ADOX.Table
Dim cnnAccess As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rstValExp As New ADODB.Recordset
catAccess.Create "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OL
Type=4;"
catAccess.ActiveConnection
With tblValExp
.Name = "tblValExp1"
.Columns.Append "Stock Name", adVarWChar, 40
.Columns.Append "Stock Symbol", adVarWChar, 6 '1
.Columns.Append "Stock Price", adSingle '2
.Columns.Append "Est Date", adVarWChar, 10 '3
.Columns.Append "Est Year", adVarWChar, 6 '4
.Columns.Append "Price High(0)", adSingle '5
.Columns.Append "Price High(1)", adSingle '6
.Columns.Append "Price High(2)", adSingle '7
.Columns.Append "Price High(3)", adSingle '8
.Columns.Append "Price High(4)", adSingle '9
.Columns.Append "Price High(5)", adSingle '10
End With
catAccess.Tables.Append tblValExp
Set tblValExp = Nothing
Set catAccess = Nothing
cnnAccess.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OL
Info=False"
rstValExp.Open "SELECT * FROM tblValExp1", cnnAccess, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic
rstValExp.AddNew
rstValExp.Fields(0).Value = "Name"
rstValExp.Fields(1).Value = "Symbol"
rstValExp.Fields(2).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(3).Value = Format(Now(), "dd/mm/yyyy")
rstValExp.Fields(4).Value = "2000"
rstValExp.Fields(5).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(6).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(7).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(8).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(9).Value = 1.5
rstValExp.Fields(10).Value
rstValExp.Update
rstValExp.MoveFirst
Set rstValExp = Nothing
Set cnnAccess = Nothing
'Hope will help.