rbohn
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How to read a MSAccess Field's Properties via ADO 2.5
Is it possible to read the Caption property and Validate Text property of a MSAccess 2000 table's field through ADO 2.5? I looked through the properties and couldn't find it. I recently switched from DAO to ADO and am still getting used to the features.
The reason I need this ability is that I wanted to populate my tooltips and validation messages from these properties.
Thanks.
The reason I need this ability is that I wanted to populate my tooltips and validation messages from these properties.
Thanks.
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I looked through Attributes, but the only thing I found useful from there was the property for allow zero length string.
see the OpenSchema method (from the Connection object).
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Try:
oTable.Columns(i).Properti es("Jet OLEDB:Allow Zero Length").Value to get the Value.
oTable.Columns(i).Properti
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rbohn logged in right after you posted this request and chose not to respond, so I can only assume Asker agrees and closed this.
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks for your help.
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Might be there, but I kind of doubt it...