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The CodeData object refers to objects stored within the code database by the source (server) application (Jet or SQL).
Remarks
The CodeData object has several collections that contain specific object types within the code database. The following table lists the name of each collection defined by the database and the types of objects it contains.
| Collections | Object type |
|---|---|
| AllTables | All tables |
| AllQueries | All queries (the count of queries in a Microsoft Access project (.adp) will be zero). |
| AllViews | All views (the count of views in an Access database (.mdb) database will be zero). |
| AllStoredProcedures | All stored procedures (the count of stored procedures in a .mdb database will be zero). |
| AllDatabaseDiagrams | All database diagrams (the count of database diagrams in a .mdb database will be zero). |
NoteThe collections in the preceding table contain all of the respective objects in the database regardless if they are opened or closed.
For example, an AccessObject representing a table is a member of the AllTables collection, which is a collection of AccessObject objects within the current database. Within the AllTables collection, individual tables are indexed beginning with zero. You can refer to an individual AccessObject object in the AllTables collection either by referring to the table by name, or by referring to its index within the collection. If you want to refer to a specific item in the AllTables collection, it's better to refer to it by name because the item's index may change. If the object name includes a space, the name must be surrounded by brackets ([ ]).
| Syntax | Example |
|---|---|
| AllTables!tablename | AllTables!OrderTable |
| AllTables![table name] | AllTables![Order Table] |
| AllTables("tablename") | AllTables("OrderTable") |
| AllTables(index) | AllTables(0) |