I'm trying to create multiple instances to MSAccess.
In doing so it raised the above question of "How Does VB Know I Want to Use MSAccess?".
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I currently use Access by:
Access is NOT listed as a Reference in Project References
Attachment 95147
so How does VB know I want to use MsAccess?
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To further confuse myself, after running the above code and looping the processes in task manager,
Access does not even show up as a running process.
What gives???
In doing so it raised the above question of "How Does VB Know I Want to Use MSAccess?".
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I currently use Access by:
Code:
Public Declaration
Public DaoDb As DAO.Database
Public accApp As DAO.Database '<<Ignore this for now
'Procedure Code of Interest
'Get DaoDb location, name, and open it
'This returns an Access *mdb file
strPath = MCommon.GetPath(PATH_DB)
'Open Database
'-- DaoDB defined globally
'-- Parameters (There are other options not used)
' -- strPath of DB
' -- How Opened {True = Exclusive, False = Shared}
' -- Access Method, {False = Read-Write, True = ReadOnly})
'Opening in Exclusive Mode does NOT allow other instances
'of VB to gain access to the database
Set DaoDb = OpenDatabase(strPath) ', True, FalseAttachment 95147
so How does VB know I want to use MsAccess?
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To further confuse myself, after running the above code and looping the processes in task manager,
Access does not even show up as a running process.
What gives???