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| Lorenz Ingold 2005-11-11, 7:24 am |
| I want to write a VB6 tool that (among other) can take a file specification
of an mdb-file and tell me whether it is in Access97-, Access2000- or
Access2002/2003-format. However, all I found out is that I could get the
Jet-Version of the file. I use the following code:
Set objDatabase = objDaoWorkspace. OpenDatabase(filespe
c, ...)
varVersion = objDatabase.Version
This gives 3.0 for an Access97-database and 4.0 for an Access2000-database
and all highers. So I even cannot distinguish between Access2000 and
2002/2003 formats. How can I find out programmatically the Access-Version of
a database?
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| Jeff Boyce 2005-11-11, 7:24 am |
| Lorenz
?Had any luck searching at Google.com?
Jeff Boyce
<Office/Access MVP>
"Lorenz Ingold" <l.ingold@comteach.ch> wrote in message
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> I want to write a VB6 tool that (among other) can take a file
specification
> of an mdb-file and tell me whether it is in Access97-, Access2000- or
> Access2002/2003-format. However, all I found out is that I could get the
> Jet-Version of the file. I use the following code:
> Set objDatabase = objDaoWorkspace. OpenDatabase(filespe
c, ...)
> varVersion = objDatabase.Version
> This gives 3.0 for an Access97-database and 4.0 for an Access2000-database
> and all highers. So I even cannot distinguish between Access2000 and
> 2002/2003 formats. How can I find out programmatically the Access-Version
of
> a database?
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