Objects that were added to Visual Basic in Microsoft Access 2000 are listed in the following table.
| Objects | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessObject | New object representing all database objects within the CodeData, CodeProject, CurrentData, and CurrentProject object functionality. |
| AccessObjectProperty, AccessObjectProperties | New collections and properties of the AccessObject object within the CodeData, CodeProject, CurrentData, and CurrentProject object functionality. |
| AllDataAccessPages, AllForms, AllMacros, AllModules, AllReports | New collections of the new CurrentData and CurrentProject object functionality |
| AllDatabaseDiagrams, AllQueries, AllStoredProcedures, AllTables, AllViews | New collections of the new CodeData and CodeProject object functionality |
| CodeData, CodeProject | New objects for code database functionality |
| ComAddIns | New COM add-ins functionality |
| CurrentData, CurrentProject | New objects for current data functionality |
| DataAccessPage, DataAccessPages | New data access page feature |
| DefaultWebOptions | Default web options for the application |
| FileSearch | New File Search functionality |
| FormatCondition, FormatConditions | New conditional format feature |
| VBE | New Visual Basic Editor functionality |
| WebOptions | Web options for data access pages |
ADO objects
To see a list of the new objects available in the Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.0 Library, open the Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Reference in the Help contents.
You can use the objects supplied by Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.0, a reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library is automatically set when the Visual Basic Editor is open.
Microsoft Office objects
To see a list of the new objects available in the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library, open the Microsoft Office Visual Basic Reference in the Help contents.
To use the objects supplied by Microsoft Office, you must set a reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library when the Visual Basic Editor is open by clicking References on the Tools Menu and selecting the check box next to this library.
Microsoft Visual Basic Editor objects
To see a list of the new objects available in the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Object Library, open the Microsoft Visual Basic Reference in the Help contents.
To use the objects supplied by the Microsoft Visual Basic Editor, you must set a reference to the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Extensibility 5.3 Object Library. To set this reference, open the Visual Basic Editor and click References on the Tools Menu and select the check box next to this library.