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I have a little VB6 program that dumps the schema of an Access 97 database.
The following lines of code are relevant.

Private m_wsDb As DAO.Workspace
Private m_db As DAO.Database

Set m_wsDb = DBEngine.Create Workspace("Main WS", "admin", vbNullString)
Set m_db = m_wsDb.OpenData base(m_zDbFileP ath, False, False, "")

Dim tdf As TableDef
Dim fld As DAO.Field

For Each tdf In m_db.TableDefs
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Tabledef
Debug.Print "Table "; tdf.Name; " ("; tdf.RecordCount ; "records )."
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Field
For Each fld In tdf.Fields
Debug.Print " Field "; fld.Name; " ("; GetFieldType(fl d.Type); ": ";
fld.Size; ")."
Next fld
Next tdf

I converted the program to VB8 (.NET if you prefer). As far as I can see,
the only relevant lines that it changed are these two.

m_wsDb = DAODBEngine_def inst.CreateWork space("MainWS", "admin",
vbNullString)

Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef

When I try to read the Access 97 database with the VB8 program, it opens the
workspace and the database, but when I try to fetch a field, I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3219 (Invalid operation.).

I also have the same database in Access 2000 and 2003 formats. When I try to
read either of them with the VB8 program, I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3343 (Unrecognized database format '<path>'.

What have I missed in converting VB6 -VB8?

Dick.


Aug 7 '06 #1
2 6407
Dick,

Noboby is using the name VB8 as nobody is using NT5 or NT51 what is your
purpose with this message, to get help or to start a discussion? Try to make
a clear message as readable for those you ask help from as possible.

As well can you when you have troubles to look at true dotNet code, although
this is converted, is seldom somebody in these newsgroups intrested to take
old converted code.

Here a sample of that

http://www.vb-tips.com/dbpages.aspx?...c-e9d7983c1e05

I hope this helps,

Cor

"Dick Monahan" <di**@dickmonah an.comschreef in bericht
news:Or******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
>I have a little VB6 program that dumps the schema of an Access 97 database.
The following lines of code are relevant.

Private m_wsDb As DAO.Workspace
Private m_db As DAO.Database

Set m_wsDb = DBEngine.Create Workspace("Main WS", "admin", vbNullString)
Set m_db = m_wsDb.OpenData base(m_zDbFileP ath, False, False, "")

Dim tdf As TableDef
Dim fld As DAO.Field

For Each tdf In m_db.TableDefs
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Tabledef
Debug.Print "Table "; tdf.Name; " ("; tdf.RecordCount ; "records )."
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Field
For Each fld In tdf.Fields
Debug.Print " Field "; fld.Name; " ("; GetFieldType(fl d.Type); ": ";
fld.Size; ")."
Next fld
Next tdf

I converted the program to VB8 (.NET if you prefer). As far as I can see,
the only relevant lines that it changed are these two.

m_wsDb = DAODBEngine_def inst.CreateWork space("MainWS", "admin",
vbNullString)

Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef

When I try to read the Access 97 database with the VB8 program, it opens
the
workspace and the database, but when I try to fetch a field, I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3219 (Invalid operation.).

I also have the same database in Access 2000 and 2003 formats. When I try
to
read either of them with the VB8 program, I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3343 (Unrecognized database format '<path>'.

What have I missed in converting VB6 -VB8?

Dick.


Aug 7 '06 #2
I suspect in this case, you are having a problem with the DAO reference.
If I recall correctly, DAO was dropped from MDAC around version 2.6. You
might need to find an older copy of MDAC and use that to install DAO if you
want to continue using that for your data access API.

If you are migrating an application to .Net, you should consider migrating
your data access code from DAO to Ado.Net. There are no automatic upgrade
paths that I know of from DAO to ADO.Net.

Jim Wooley
http://devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley/default.aspx
I have a little VB6 program that dumps the schema of an Access 97
database. The following lines of code are relevant.

Private m_wsDb As DAO.Workspace
Private m_db As DAO.Database
Set m_wsDb = DBEngine.Create Workspace("Main WS", "admin", vbNullString)
Set m_db = m_wsDb.OpenData base(m_zDbFileP ath, False, False, "")

Dim tdf As TableDef
Dim fld As DAO.Field
For Each tdf In m_db.TableDefs
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Tabledef
Debug.Print "Table "; tdf.Name; " ("; tdf.RecordCount ; "records )."
On Error GoTo Form_Activate_E rr_Field
For Each fld In tdf.Fields
Debug.Print " Field "; fld.Name; " ("; GetFieldType(fl d.Type); ": ";
fld.Size; ")."
Next fld
Next tdf
I converted the program to VB8 (.NET if you prefer). As far as I can
see, the only relevant lines that it changed are these two.

m_wsDb = DAODBEngine_def inst.CreateWork space("MainWS", "admin",
vbNullString)

Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef

When I try to read the Access 97 database with the VB8 program, it
opens the workspace and the database, but when I try to fetch a field,
I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3219 (Invalid operation.).

I also have the same database in Access 2000 and 2003 formats. When I
try to read either of them with the VB8 program, I get:

A first chance exception of type
'System.Runtime .InteropService s.COMException' occurred in
ExportSchema.ex e

And Err = 3343 (Unrecognized database format '<path>'.

What have I missed in converting VB6 -VB8?

Dick.

Aug 7 '06 #3

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