Info: code reference examples for developers

[Allen Browne]

A new section at:
http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html#Examples by Library
lists some 60 code snippets covering the basic schema operations in DAO,
ADO, ADOX, and DDL.

There is little explanation: this is developer-reference.
How to create/delete/modify/list the
tables/fields/indexes/relations/queries/databases.

They are actually examples from a testbed database that I have built up over
the years. They're handy if I can't recall how a library works, and I wanted
them accessible when I am not on my own computer.

Probably not a complete reference, but you're welcome to anything you find
helpful.

If you see any typos/errors, email me at the address in the sig below.

 

[PFC Sadr]

WTF dipshit

why don't you take your DAO _CON_ and shove it up your ass
DAO is a big waste of time

Anyone usig DAO today should be fired and then spit upon...

I can do anything you can in DAO via a SINGLE LIBRARY dude

 

[PFC Sadr]

for example this:

http://allenbrowne.com/casu-14.html


what kindof of ****ing advice is this? so sorry that Access doesn't
support calculated fields; MDB is for ****ing retards

 

[Deano]

A new section at:
http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html#Examples by Library
lists some 60 code snippets covering the basic schema operations in DAO,
ADO, ADOX, and DDL.

There is little explanation: this is developer-reference.
How to create/delete/modify/list the
tables/fields/indexes/relations/queries/databases.

They are actually examples from a testbed database that I have built up over
the years. They're handy if I can't recall how a library works, and I wanted
them accessible when I am not on my own computer.

Probably not a complete reference, but you're welcome to anything you find
helpful.

If you see any typos/errors, email me at the address in the sig below.

Looks useful, thanks.