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An AccessObject object refers to a particular Microsoft Access object within the following collections.
| AllForms | AllTables |
| AllReports | AllQueries |
| AllMacros | AllViews |
| AllModules | AllStoredProcedures |
| AllDataAccessPages | AllDatabaseDiagrams |
Remarks
An AccessObject object includes information about one instance of an object. The following table list the types of objects each AccessObject describes, the name of its collection, and what type of information AccessObject contains.
| AccessObject | Collection | Contains information about |
|---|---|---|
| Form | AllForms | Saved forms |
| Report | AllReports | Saved reports |
| Macro | AllMacros | Saved macros |
| Module | AllModules | Saved modules |
| Data access page | AllDataAccessPages | Saved data access pages |
| Table | AllTables | Saved tables |
| Query | AllQueries | Saved queries |
| View | AllViews | Saved views |
| Stored procedure | AllStoredProcedures | Saved stored procedures |
| Database diagram | AllDatabaseDiagrams | Saved database diagrams |
Because an AccessObject object corresponds to an existing object, you can't create new AccessObject objects or delete existing ones. To refer to an AccessObject object in a collection by its ordinal number or by its Name property setting, use any of the following syntax forms:
| AllForms(0) |
| AllForms("name") |
| AllForms![name] |