Troubleshooting the error “Database too large, not copying. Access properties skipped” when scanning Access databases using OMPM for Office 2010

re: Troubleshooting the error “Database too large, not copying. Access properties skipped” when scanning Access databases using OMPM for Office 2010

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re: Troubleshooting the error “Database too large, not copying. Access properties skipped” when scanning Access databases using OMPM for Office 2010

John — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 05:51:47 GMT

Hello Jill,

This is brilliant!

Thanks a lot,

John

re: Troubleshooting the error “Database too large, not copying. Access properties skipped” when scanning Access databases using OMPM for Office 2010

Jill_M [MSFT] — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 18:13:35 GMT

John, I pass your question to some Access experts and they suggest the following:

You’ll need to do something like this in C#.

Form f = a.Forms[0];

foreach (Control c in f.Controls)

{

foreach (_AccessProperty p in c.Properties)

{

….

}

re: Troubleshooting the error “Database too large, not copying. Access properties skipped” when scanning Access databases using OMPM for Office 2010

John — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 04:54:33 GMT

Hello,

Sorry to highjack this post, but I couldn't find the answer to my question anywhere. It does relate to scanning Access databases, though.

I wonder (not out of sheer curiosity of course) if it is possible to go through all the properties of Access objects (forms, controls, reports) from .NET app (C# in particular) using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Access?

From inside of Access I can do something like this:

For Each ctl In Frm.Controls

For Each prp In ctl.Properties

....

But I couldn't find how to access properties' names and values using C#. Properties[index] doesn't give me anything at all. And it seems like there is no Property type as well to use in Foreach.

Can you point me in a right direction please?

Thank you.