Hi,
You need to set a reference to the DAO library.
From the VB editor go to Tools->References
and check the DAO library.
You will then have all the familiar objects you are
used to.

--
HTH
Dan Artuso, Access MVP


"Kendrick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:03f801c33f61$5ef380e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am attempting to upgrade a access database from 1997 to
> 2002. In Access 1997 I used a series of steps to be able
> to view data and edit data in a table from within a
> module. I would create a database object set it to
> CurrentDb and then use the openrecordset method to set a
> recordset variable to the table I wanted to work with. So
> far I cannot figure out what a comparable method is in
> Access 2002. The database object doesn't even exist
> anymore. I hope someone can make sense of this and give
> me a few pointers as to how to work with tables from VBA.
>
> Thanks

I am attempting to upgrade a access database from 1997 to
2002. In Access 1997 I used a series of steps to be able
to view data and edit data in a table from within a
module. I would create a database object set it to
CurrentDb and then use the openrecordset method to set a
recordset variable to the table I wanted to work with. So
far I cannot figure out what a comparable method is in
Access 2002. The database object doesn't even exist
anymore. I hope someone can make sense of this and give
me a few pointers as to how to work with tables from VBA.

Thanks

Hi,

Thanks for the information about the DAO Library. I
found that and clicked on it so that I now have the
database object. However, my openrecordset method still
isn't working. As far as I can tell I am using the same
syntax as exists in the examples I have seen but I still
get a run-time error "type mismatch" and when I click
debug the line with the openrecordset is highlighted. I
have tried a couple of different ways of but still get an
error.

Method1: using the table name directly
Dim db as Database
Dim Actions as Recordset

Set db = CurrentDb

Set Actions = db.OpenRecordset("tblActions")

Method2: using SQL to open the table
Dim db as Database
Dim Actions as Recordset

Set db = CurrentDb

Set Actions = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM _
tblActions")


Neither of these methods is working, can anyone tell me
why I am getting a type-mismatch error and/or how I might
fix this problem

Thanks

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>You need to set a reference to the DAO library.
>From the VB editor go to Tools->References
>and check the DAO library.
>You will then have all the familiar objects you are
>used to.
>
>--
>HTH
>Dan Artuso, Access MVP
>
>
>"Kendrick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:03f801c33f61$5ef380e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I am attempting to upgrade a access database from 1997
to
>> 2002. In Access 1997 I used a series of steps to be
able
>> to view data and edit data in a table from within a
>> module. I would create a database object set it to
>> CurrentDb and then use the openrecordset method to set a
>> recordset variable to the table I wanted to work with.
So
>> far I cannot figure out what a comparable method is in
>> Access 2002. The database object doesn't even exist
>> anymore. I hope someone can make sense of this and give
>> me a few pointers as to how to work with tables from
VBA.
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
>.
>

Kendrick previously wrote:


>
> Method1: using the table name directly
> Dim db as Database
> Dim Actions as Recordset

Dim Actions as dao.recordset

Regards

Peter Russell