This example demonstrates the DateCreated and DateModified properties by adding a new Column to an existing Table and by creating a new Table. The DateOutput procedure is required for this example to run.
Sub DateCreatedX()
Dim cat As New ADOX.Catalog
Dim tblEmployees As ADOX.Table
Dim tblNewTable As ADOX.Table
' Connect the catalog.
cat.ActiveConnection = _
"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=c:\Program Files\" & _
"Microsoft Office\Office\Samples\Northwind.mdb;"
With cat
Set tblEmployees = .Tables("Employees")
' Print current information about the Employees table.
DateOutput "Current properties", tblEmployees
' Create and append column to the Employees table.
tblEmployees.Columns.Append "NewColumn", adInteger
.Tables.Refresh
' Print new information about the Employees table.
DateOutput "After creating a new column", tblEmployees
' Delete new column because this is a demonstration.
tblEmployees.Columns.Delete "NewColumn"
' Create and append new Table object to the Northwind database.
Set tblNewTable = New ADOX.Table
tblNewTable.Name = "NewTable"
tblNewTable.Columns.Append "NewColumn", adInteger
.Tables.Append tblNewTable
.Tables.Refresh
' Print information about the new Table object.
DateOutput "After creating a new table", .Tables("NewTable")
' Delete new Table object because this is a demonstration.
.Tables.Delete tblNewTable.Name
End With
End Sub
Sub DateOutput(strTemp As String, tblTemp As ADOX.Table)
' Print DateCreated and DateModified information about
' specified Table object.
Debug.Print strTemp
Debug.Print " Table: " & tblTemp.Name
Debug.Print " DateCreated = " & tblTemp.DateCreated
Debug.Print " DateModified = " & tblTemp.DateModified
Debug.Print
End Sub