> I want to call an Access 97 Module from VBS, VBA, JavaScript (ECMA std), Cold > Fusion & possibly Perl. I want to do this without instatiating an instance of > Access.
Not possible. To run Access code, Access must be in memory.
-- Ken
Fri, 15 Jun 2001 03:00:00 GMT
Matthew MacFarlan #2 / 3
Calling Modules & Macros from outside Access
Hello VerGin
You should be able to convert the access code into a VB5 or VB6 library and then call that.
Matthew MacFarland
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>I want to call an Access 97 Module from VBS, VBA, JavaScript (ECMA std), Cold >Fusion & possibly Perl. I want to do this without instatiating an instance of >Access.
>I thought that I could use the CALL statement, but I am unable to get it to work >correctly.
>I have successfully accessed other collections and objects from the languages >mentioned, just not Modules or Macros.
>Anyone have any ideas?
Fri, 15 Jun 2001 03:00:00 GMT
Tim Fergus #3 / 3
Calling Modules & Macros from outside Access
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>It surprises me that I can call so many other parts of the access db without >instantiating it, but not run a module.
Not really: modules and macros exist in order to support the GUI, which has nothing to do with the data, which is what Jet's job is. Don't forget you can do a great deal of data hiding with with SQL and precompiled queries.
Calling Modules & Macros from outside Access