open database from .vbs in maximized view

[Alvin]

So far I have the following in a .vbs file it works with one exception. It
opens the database but not in full view "Maximized". what is needed to fix
this so it will open in full view?
Thanks in advance.
Alvin
*******Script start*************
' VBS Script to look up upcoming birthday

Const pathMDBFile = "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Family
Database\Family.mdb"
Const qdfBirthdaysDue = "Birthdays1"

' dao constants
Const dbOpenSnapshot = 4
Const dbForwardOnly = 8

Dim dbe, db, ss ' as DBEngine, as Database, as Recordset
Dim displayText ' as string
Dim lngRetval

' create a db engine
Set dbe = CreateObject("DAO.DBEngine.36")

' open the database readonly
Set db = dbe.OpenDatabase(pathMDBFile, False, True)

' get a snapshot of the data
set ss = db.OpenRecordset(qdfBirthdaysDue, dbOpenSnapshot, dbForwardOnly)

' run through any records that may have been returned
Do While Not ss.EOF

' create a simple string, just concatenate the names
' blank lines are ugly
If Len(displayText) > 0 Then displayText = displayText + vbNewLine +
vbNewLine
displayText = displayText & ss.Fields(0).Value & "'s Birthday is " &
ss.Fields(1).Value & " and will be "& ss.Fields(3).Value &" Years Old this
year!"


ss.MoveNext


Loop

' an empty MsgBox is so unhelpful: use some default text instead!
If Len(displayText) = 0 Then displayText = "There are No birthdays within
the next 30 days"

' tell the user
WScript.Echo displayText

' arrange for a neat closedown
ss.Close
db.Close

if vbYes = MsgBox( "Do you want to open Family Database ?", vbYesNo or
vbQuestion, "AddCustomTool.vbs") then

Dim objAccess
Dim strPathToMDB

strPathToMDB = "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Family
Database\Family.mdb", vbMaximizedFocus

' For Access 2000, use Application.9
Set objAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application")

objAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase(strPathToMDB)

Set objAccess = Nothing

end if
' ***** End of script *****

 

[David Lloyd]

Alvin:

If you want to maximize the Access application window, one alternative would
be to use the following code after calling the OpenCurrentDatabase method:

objAccess.DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdAppMaximize

--
David Lloyd
MCSD .NET
http://LemingtonConsulting.com

This response is supplied "as is" without any representations or warranties.


So far I have the following in a .vbs file it works with one exception. It
opens the database but not in full view "Maximized". what is needed to fix
this so it will open in full view?
Thanks in advance.
Alvin
*******Script start*************
' VBS Script to look up upcoming birthday

Const pathMDBFile = "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Family
Database\Family.mdb"
Const qdfBirthdaysDue = "Birthdays1"

' dao constants
Const dbOpenSnapshot = 4
Const dbForwardOnly = 8

Dim dbe, db, ss ' as DBEngine, as Database, as Recordset
Dim displayText ' as string
Dim lngRetval

' create a db engine
Set dbe = CreateObject("DAO.DBEngine.36")

' open the database readonly
Set db = dbe.OpenDatabase(pathMDBFile, False, True)

' get a snapshot of the data
set ss = db.OpenRecordset(qdfBirthdaysDue, dbOpenSnapshot, dbForwardOnly)

' run through any records that may have been returned
Do While Not ss.EOF

' create a simple string, just concatenate the names
' blank lines are ugly
If Len(displayText) > 0 Then displayText = displayText + vbNewLine +
vbNewLine
displayText = displayText & ss.Fields(0).Value & "'s Birthday is " &
ss.Fields(1).Value & " and will be "& ss.Fields(3).Value &" Years Old this
year!"


ss.MoveNext


Loop

' an empty MsgBox is so unhelpful: use some default text instead!
If Len(displayText) = 0 Then displayText = "There are No birthdays within
the next 30 days"

' tell the user
WScript.Echo displayText

' arrange for a neat closedown
ss.Close
db.Close

if vbYes = MsgBox( "Do you want to open Family Database ?", vbYesNo or
vbQuestion, "AddCustomTool.vbs") then

Dim objAccess
Dim strPathToMDB

strPathToMDB = "C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Family
Database\Family.mdb", vbMaximizedFocus

' For Access 2000, use Application.9
Set objAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application")

objAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase(strPathToMDB)

Set objAccess = Nothing

end if
' ***** End of script *****

 

[TC]

He says it's a VBScript, so he will have to define acCmdAppMaximize:

const acCmdAppMaximize = 10

HTH,
TC