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How to Get Extended ADO Connection-Version Info
Keywords: Extended ADO Connection Version Info
Sample Code:
; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
; UDF to Gather Extended Version Information for OLE Connections /
; /
; Usage: 1. Create a Valid ADO Connection and Open it /
; 2. Call the UDF with /
; DBVersionInfo(Connection,file) /
; /
; Where: Connection is the ADODB.Connection Object /
; file is either: passed as "" /
; refers to a file, i.e. .XLS,.MDB being opened /
; refers to a DSN, so pass "DSN=DsnName" /
; refers to whatever else you want /
; /
; Returns: a message box display, but could write Inormation to an INI, /
; text file, or another datbase /
; /
; Returns will Vary: All Connections should provide the ADO Version /
; but other 'dynamic properties' are either Provider /
; Specific, or not available given the current state /
; of the Connection Object, therefore the UDF /
; iterates all properties for matches /
; /
; Stan Littlefield - 11/15/2001 /
; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#DefineFunction DBVersionInfo(DB,file)
cInfo = StrCat("ADO Version: ",DB.Version,@CRLF)
cTitle = StrCat( "Connection Information ",file )
props = DB.Properties
n = props.Count
For i = 0 To (n-1)
var = DB.Properties(i)
name = var.Name
If name == "DBMS Name" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "DBMS Version" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "OLE DB Version" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "Provider Name" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "Provider Version" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "Driver Name" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "Driver Version" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
If name == "Driver ODBC Version" Then cInfo = StrCat(cInfo,name,": ",var.Value,@CRLF)
Next
ObjectClose(props)
Return( message(cTitle,cInfo) )
#EndFunction
file = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\Samples\SAMPLES.XLS" ; change to suit your environment
cConn = "Provider=MicroSoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=%file%;Extended Properties=Excel 8.0"
DB = ObjectOpen("ADODB.Connection")
DB.Open(cConn)
DBVersionInfo(DB,file)
Exit
Article ID: W14659
Filename: A List of Links to various OLE docs.txt
File Created: 2001:11:15:10:14:12
Last Updated: 2001:11:15:10:14:12