I've got an adp (Metrix.adp) with a reference to another adp
(InteractSQL.ad p). InteractSQL sits on a server, and is refered to by
all of the clients (Metrix), which sit on the client machines (There's
also a SQL Server that sits on the server, but that's besides the point
here.). Both adp files have references to ADOX. I've got to check
Metrix has an older version of ADOX, and react appropriately. I've
written code to do this, and it looks like it should work. But it
doesn't and I can't figure out why.
I would love any thoughts on what might be going wrong with my code. I
would also love any thoughts on other ways that I could go about
assessing what version of ADOX is being refered to in an adp to which
I have a reference set. Another way to go about this would be to figure
out what version of MDAC is on another computer on the network.
The code (below) runs in Metrix, and walks the collection of references
in that file. When it encounters the ADOX reference, it just gathers
the version. When it encounters the InteractSQL reference, it then
walks the reference collection of that object, again gathering the
version number when it finds the ADOX reference.
I've got two machines set up. The client machine has a reference to
ADOX 2.7 in the Metrix file. The InteractSQL file on the server has a
reference to ADOX 2.8 (a scenario we encounter a lot at client sites).
But the code reports back that they are both 2.7. When I go back to
InteractSQL.adp , though, it's reference is clearly still set to 2.8.
Thanks much for any help on this.
Jeremy
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Function fnInteractRepor tRefsValid() As Boolean
On Error GoTo Error
Dim refParent As Access.Referenc e
Dim appChildDB As Application
Dim refChild As Access.Referenc e
Dim lngParentVersio n As Long
Dim lngChildVersion As Long
Dim strInteractFile As String
'Can't know how the references will be named, so get rid of the
extension, if it's there
strInteractFile = Replace(INTERAC TFILE, ".adp", "")
'Walk the collection of references set in Metrix.adp
For Each refParent In References
If refParent.Name = "ADOX" Then
'Gather the local mdac version, which we'll later compare to
the one in interact.
lngParentVersio n = CLng(refParent. Major & "." &
refParent.Minor )
ElseIf refParent.Name Like "*" & strInteractFile & "*" Then
If refParent.IsBro ken = True Then
'Report back if it's broken.
fnInteractRepor tRefsValid = False
Else
'Gather the version of mdac refered to in InteractSQL.adp .
Set appChildDB = New Access.Applicat ion
Call appChildDB.Open AccessProject(r efParent.FullPa th)
For Each refChild In appChildDB.Refe rences
If refChild.Name = "ADOX" Then
lngChildVersion = CLng(refChild.M ajor & "." &
refChild.Minor)
End If
Next refChild
appChildDB.Clos eCurrentDatabas e
End If
End If
Next refParent
If lngChildVersion > lngParentVersio n Then
'Do some stuff
End If
ExitPoint:
On Error Resume Next
'Clean-up code
Exit Function
Error:
'Error handling
End Function
Dec 1 '05
30 2490
david epsom dot com dot au wrote: I offer the following code because I continue to be unconvinced of the need for something more complex:
Private Declare Function GetFileVersionI nfo& Lib "Version" Alias "GetFileVersion InfoA" (ByVal FileName$, ByVal lptr&, ByVal lSize&, lpvData As Any)
Public Function gfn_GetVersion( FileName$) '2003/02/26 dlg --minimalist version -- Right to attribution retained Dim iBuf(0 To 99) As Integer
Call GetFileVersionI nfo(FileName$, 0&, 200, iBuf(0)) gfn_GetVersion = iBuf(25) & "." & iBuf(24) & "." & iBuf(27) & "." & iBuf(26) 'FILE VERSION
End Function
Very nice!
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