Which namespace is used in Docmd.openquery and where it is used?

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Which namespace is used in Docmd.openquery and where is it used?

Please answer my question... I don't know where and how it is used.

Posted 8-Jun-10 1:26am

mehalanandu

Updated 8-Jun-10 1:38am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Well, set a reference to COM library

Microsoft Access x.x Object Library

Then something like

using Access = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Access;

Access.Application app = new Access.Application();
app.DoCmd.OpenQuery("YourQueryName");

Don't really know why you'd want to do this though!

Posted 8-Jun-10 1:53am

Dylan Morley

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mehalanandu 8-Jun-10 8:42am

thank u for ur response...actualy ,my Qn is after 6 month the datas are automaticaly deleted from sql2005 ...for tis only i used these codes...plz clarify my Qn

Dylan Morley 8-Jun-10 8:44am

If you're using SQL2005, you definitely don't need any Access functionality! Just schedule a job to run on the server that executes SQL to delete data that matches your aged criteria.

mehalanandu 9-Jun-10 5:21am

thank u for ur response

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-08T01:30:00

Solution 1

That's an Access command, used in Microsoft Access VBA code.

Are you automating Access from .NET?

Posted 8-Jun-10 1:30am

Dylan Morley

Updated 8-Jun-10 1:39am

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mehalanandu 8-Jun-10 7:48am

thanks....but it is not automaticaly generat ..tel me plz