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You use the CodeProject object when your database implements code libraries. It is similar to the CurrentProject object but is used to reference the properties and collections stored within the library database. Chapter 26, "Creating Your Own Libraries," covers library databases.
Just as the CodeProject object is used to reference the application objects stored within a library database, the CodeData object is used to reference the data elements of a code library. These elements include the database diagrams, queries, stored procedures, tables, views, and functions stored within the library.
You can use the Screen object to refer to the form, datasheet, report, data access page, or control that has the focus. The Screen object contains properties that refer to the active form, active report, active control, and previous control. Using these properties, you can manipulate the currently active form, report, or control, as well as the control that was active just before the current control. If you try to refer to the Screen object when no form or report is active, a runtime error occurs.
The DoCmd object is used to perform macro commands or Access actions from VBA code; it's followed by a period and the name of an action. Most of the DoCmd actions-the OpenQuery action, for example-also require arguments. The OpenQuery action is used to execute an Access query. It receives the following arguments:
1. Query Name-The name of the query you want to execute 2. View-Datasheet, Design, or Print preview 3. Data Mode-Add, edit, or read-only Here's an example of the OpenQuery action of the DoCmd object: DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryCustomers", acViewNormal, acReadOnlyThe OpenQuery action is performed by the DoCmd object. The first argument, the query name, is "qryCustomers". This is the name of the query that's opened in Datasheet view (rather than Design view or Print preview). It's opened in read-only mode, meaning the resulting data can't be modified.
This material originally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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