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For Access 2007 (.accdb database) use the ACE Provider: '.12.0'. MS Access 97 up to MS Access 2003), use the Jet provider: '.4.0'. 'Create a new Database with ADOX, using the Create method of the Catalog object. 'set the string variable to the Database: 'set path / location of the database, to be in the same location as the host workbook: 'set the Access File name - the MS Access Database Name: 'instantiate an ADOX Catalog object using Dim with the New keyword: x.x for DDL and Security.Дim strMyPath As String, strDBName As String, strDB As String 'To use ADOX in your VBA project, you must add a reference to the ADOX Object Library in Excel (your host application) by clicking Tools-References in VBE, and then choose an appropriate version viz. 'Create a New Access Database, with ADOX, using the Create method of the Catalog object.

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This code creates a new Access file (.accdb), but no Database Tables are added. To enable access to all the catalog objects, set the Catalog ActiveConnection property to a valid & open connection, which can either be a 'connection object', or it can be a 'connection string' which is a string value containing information for connecting to a data source.Д®xample 1: Create a New Access Database, using ADOX. The Catalog ActiveConnection property indicates the connection to the database or the catalog. Set the ActiveConnection property to an Open Connection to Access all Catalog Objects:

The ' Provider' keyword specifies the OLE DB provider name to be used for the connection the ' Data Source' keyword specifies the path and name of the database to which you are connecting.

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The ConnectString argument is a string value (a series of values) which contains information for connecting to a data source. With this method, a new ADO Connection is opened to the data source, as specified in the ConnectString.

You can create a new Database with ADOX, using the Create method of the Catalog object.ДЄDOX Create Method. You can add, delete or modify objects contained in the Catalog object. The Catalog Object is the top object (also referred as the root object) in the ADOX Library and it contains all objects of Tables (includes fields, indexes and keys), Views, Users, Groups and stored Procedures in respect of a Database. ADO is best used to access your data and for data manipulation ie. The ADOX Library gives access to objects, properties and methods to create, modify, and view the database and tables structure.ДЄDOX is best used for creating and manipulating database structure and tables, though ADO can also be used for this in limited ways (usually with SQL DDL queries). However, you can create a database table in ADO using SQL. Note that ADO does not by itself support creating databases & tables, which is actually done with ADOX. To use ADOX in your VBA project, you must add a reference to the ADOX Object Library in Excel (your host application) by clicking Tools-References in VBE, and then choose an appropriate version viz. Microsoft Access: Data Access Objects Library (DAO), Connect with Access Databases from Excel using VBA.ДЄDOX Table Object & Tables Collection - Properties & MethodsДЄDOX Column Object & Columns Collection - Properties & MethodsД¬reate Relationship between Tables, using ADOXДЄDO Command Object, ADOX View Object, Parameter Queries, Create & Execute Stored Queries / Action Queries with ADOXДЄDOX (ADO Extensions for DDL and Security): ADOX refers to 'ActiveX Data Objects Extensions for Data Definition Language and Security', and it is an extension to the ADO library in which additional objects, for creating and modifying database tables, and for security, are exposed. Microsoft Access: ActiveX Data Objects Extensions (ADOX). Import or Export Data from Access to Excel using ADO.Д¤. Microsoft Access: Use ADO to Execute SQL statements.ДЈ. Microsoft Access: ActiveX Data Objects Library (ADO).Дў. Microsoft Access: ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), Connect with Access Databases from Excel using VBA:ДЎ. Microsoft Access: ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), Connect with Access Databases from Excel using VBA. Microsoft Access: ActiveX Data Objects Extensions (ADOX)

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