ADOX with managed C++

[EdisonCPP]

I'm trying to create an Access DB programmatically
as I have before, but trying it managed now.

I first imported ADOX 2.8, then reverted back
to 2.7 when it didn't seem to work in 2.8.

ADOX::Catalog^ catalog = gcnew ADOX::Catalog();
catalog->Create(ConnectionString);

When I type
catalog->
I do not get a choice of Tables. I get lots of other
things, like Users, Views, etc. I tried typing it in
and compiling anyway, and it's undefined.

catalog->Tables->Append(Table1);

Is there some reason I can't get Tables from catalog?

Thanks,
Steven

 

[EdisonCPP]

There is no COLUMNS collection in Table either.
Though Indexes, Keys and Properties are there.

 

[Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]]

Hi Edison,

The syntax you are using is not the 2003 managed C++, but the VS2005
C++/CLI syntax.

Yes, I can reproduce out your behavior. You will get the C3293 error while
using the "Tables" property. You have to use "default" keyword to use the
"Tables" property. Like the code below:
ADOX::CatalogClass^ catalog = gcnew ADOX::CatalogClass();
catalog->Create("abc");
catalog->default->Append();

Please refer to the link below for more details of this error:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173629(VS.80).aspx

Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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