How to call Access Macros with parameters from vb.net

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HI All,

I have created macro in Access DB. Now i want to run that macro from Windows Vb.net.

Here is my code....

VB

Dim oAccess As Object
oAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application")
oAccess.Visible = True
oAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase("\\Asihydfp01n1\it\Soft\IT-US\CSSD\ITS-US-LA\Sucharitha\TestCase\TestC.mdb")
oAccess.DoCmd.RunMAcro("macro1", lbluid)
oAccess.CloseCurrentDatabase()
System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(oAccess)
oAccess = Nothing

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But it won't affect in DB.
after this i am not able to open the Access DB.

Please any suggestions

Thanks in Advnace
Sucharitha

Posted 17-Jul-13 2:03am

RagSuchi

Updated 17-Jul-13 2:43am

ZurdoDev

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ZurdoDev 17-Jul-13 8:43am

What do you mean it won't affect in db? And why can't you open the database?

Maciej Los 17-Jul-13 9:18am

What this macro does? What do you want to achieve? Please, be more specific and provide more details. Use "Improve question" widget.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-07-17T21:27:00

Solution 1

First of all, read my comment to the question. Because you didn't answer me, i can only suggest to...

Don't do this in that way!

Rather than calling macro, try to write code to do the same what macro do.

Posted 17-Jul-13 21:27pm

Maciej Los

Updated 17-Jul-13 21:28pm

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