It works, but one problem. All the tables that need to be created and added to are on our clients machines. The program that uses the database does not have reference to ADOX. We would have to create all new installables to add those files to our clients' PC's, but thanks anyway its always...
I'm using ADO. Here is a line from my code..
.CommandText = "CREATE TABLE tblInventoryList (InventoryListID Counter, InventoryItem Text(254), Category Text(50), QuantityLeft Single, Price Currency, Constraint constr PRIMARY KEY (InventoryListID))"
.Execute
For example say I wanted...
I've had this problem for 3 weeks, but I have finally got it. Make reference to the DAO 3.6 object library and move its priority up as much as you can and it should work.
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