Is there a version of Microsoft Office Access uses C# instead of VB6 for native automation? If so how do I go about using it – is there some way to switch it or activate it?
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Is there a version of Microsoft Office Access uses C# instead of VB6 for native automation? If so how do I go about using it – is there some way to switch it or activate it?
Not natively, no. But here is an article on how to do some basic automation functions externally using C#:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317114
It’s not integration in the sense that you can write macros in it, but it will give you a reasonable level of control.