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Hello Using MS Access 2000, when I open the famous Northwind sample database, the data type "Database" is available in Visual Basic code modules. However, when I create my own, new database(s), the data type "Database" (and a few other built-in Types) is not available in VB. Most built-in Types, however, are available (eg. "Recordset"). I assume it is a product configuration/setup issue, though the fact that everything is available when I write code in Northwind is surprising. Any suggestions much appreciated. Regards Mark |
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Check your references. In the code editor go to tools->references. You should have "Microsoft DA0 3.x Object Library". Not sure if this is it, but it's worth a try. Mark wrote: Hello Using MS Access 2000, when I open the famous Northwind sample database, the data type "Database" is available in Visual Basic code modules. However, when I create my own, new database(s), the data type "Database" (and a few other built-in Types) is not available in VB. Most built-in Types, however, are available (eg. "Recordset"). I assume it is a product configuration/setup issue, though the fact that everything is available when I write code in Northwind is surprising. Any suggestions much appreciated. Regards Mark |
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