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Keywords: Instantiating Application Objects ADSI
Using OLE...
dao = objectopen("DAO.DBEngine.35") ws = dao.CreateWorkspace("JetWorkspace", "admin", "") db = ws.OpenDatabase("c:\data\access\ea.mdb") . . . objectclose(db) objectclose(ws) objectclose(dao)I saw code to look inside an Exchange 5.5 dbase.
In other words ADSI is a set of objects, properties and methods. Automation (OLE) clients like WinBatch, Java Script or VB Script can instantiate ADSI objects like they instantiate other OLE objects.
The ADSI extender does a lot of the work for you so you don't have to know all of the objects, properties and methods of ADSI to accomplish network administrative tasks. Additionally, the extender makes the functionality of "non-automation" COM interfaces available to you so you can do things you can not do with other Automation (OLE) clients.
Article ID: W14519
Filename: Instantiating Application Objects with ADSI.txt
File Created: 2000:09:26:14:21:38
Last Updated: 2000:09:26:14:21:38