IIRC, JET 4 accepts the CREATE VIEW syntax but I haven't seen anyone using
this to create a Query (i.e. Access View) in Access. Most Access developers
would use a saved Query or an SQL String or use DAO to create a saved (or
temporary QueryDef).
OTOH, if you are talking about SQL Server View from an MDB file, you can run
a Pass-Through Query to create an SSQL Server View. Alternatively, I am
sure (but not tested) you can use the Execute Method of the Connection
object to create a SQL Server View.
I don't use ADP but sine you can create View using the GUI, it must be
possible to create View by code also.