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October 31st, 2003, 01:35 AM
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ADO & MS-Access 2000
Hi!
I have a little problem with ADO and MS-Access 2000! I want to access some propertys of tablefields like the fieldsubscription or the Inputmask. These propertys are not listed in the ADO-Objectmodel. How can I access these propertys with ADO?  I hope that anyone can help me!  Thanks!!
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October 31st, 2003, 08:01 AM
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is it absolutely necessary that you do it in ADO? The reason I ask is that ADO will most likely not be your best choice. It is not specifically geared towards access and is meant to conform to ODBC standards. Have you tried including a reference to the Access library on your machine and performing the actions that way?...
CP- I'm not sure what the "FieldSubscription" is, but the Input mask is the format in which the input is supposed to be, well.... inputted. For example, if I wanted a phone number in a field, I might define an input mask of (###) ###-#### .
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