Version properties

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I would like to create a DB properties called "version" and have it written
in the header of the project and/or each form and/or report ?

Anybody could help

FRED
 
FRED said:
I would like to create a DB properties called "version" and have it written
in the header of the project and/or each form and/or report ?
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Right Click on the db window title bar and select Database
Properties. Select Custom tab and create the property.

You can the retrieve the value of the property using:

CurrentDb().Containers("Databases").Documents("UserDefined").Properties("Version")

and plug the result into a form's Caption property.

For the Access title bar, see AppTitle in VBA Help for the
ins and outs of doing this.
 
I tried this in a form

Me.Caption =
CurrentDb().Containers("databases").Documents("userdefined").Properties("version")

and it gives me the following error

Object variable or variable bloc With not define (erreur 91)

I have ms dao object library 3.6 installed running access2000 adp

any idea ?
 
Did you create the property first?

If you did, then maybe it has something to do with it being
an adp, which I can't help you with.
 
In an ADP, CurrentDb returns Nothing. (CurrentDb returns a reference to the
current Jet database, and in an ADP there is no current Jet database, hence,
Nothing.) I can't help with an ADP either, but I can confirm that trying to
use CurrentDb isn't going to work. My advice to Fred would be to try asking
this question in the microsoft.public.adp.sqlserver newsgroup.

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Marshall Barton said:
Did you create the property first?

If you did, then maybe it has something to do with it being
an adp, which I can't help you with.
--
Marsh
MVP [MS Access]


I tried this in a form

Me.Caption =
CurrentDb().Containers("databases").Documents("userdefined").Properties("version")

and it gives me the following error

Object variable or variable bloc With not define (erreur 91)

I have ms dao object library 3.6 installed running access2000 adp
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Brendan Reynolds said:
In an ADP, CurrentDb returns Nothing. (CurrentDb returns a reference to the
current Jet database, and in an ADP there is no current Jet database, hence,
Nothing.) I can't help with an ADP either, but I can confirm that trying to
use CurrentDb isn't going to work. My advice to Fred would be to try asking
this question in the microsoft.public.adp.sqlserver newsgroup.
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Just goes to show how very little I know about ADPs.

Thanks for helping out Brendan
 
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