Hello,
we would like to integrate desktop search queries in one of our MSAccess applications through the visual basic interface. The SDK does not help, we cannot reference WDSQuery.dll, how could we do
Accessing WDSQuery.dll from MSAccess
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Accessing WDSQuery.dll from MSAccess
Muhsin Zahid Uğur
Stalwart -
Most of us are more familiar with VB.net than VBA. I've got a query outstanding to a couple people that are a bit more savvy with VBA. I hope to have something for you soon.
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
Poetjevel
Hello Jean-Claude,
If you are willing to use VB.net you can follow the instructions that one of our developers has posted in his blog here: http://brandonlive.com/2005/07/13/calling-the-wds-api-from-vb-net/
Are you looking to use VB.net or are you specifically wanting to use the VBA that is available in Access
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
P.S. I'm also interested in finding out more about your company and your plans for Windows Desktop Search. If you're willing to discuss this please send an email to a-paulny@microsoft.com
Faraz_Ahmed
thanks,
we are waiting to use VBA from Access, most of our applcations are build this way.
Jean-Claude
razerredblue
Hello,
This is the first I did, but you cannot add a reference to wdsquery.dll in Access VB
Hugor
Hello Stalwart,
To make sure I get you the correct answer, could you please let me know which version of WDS you are working with I'm assuming 2.6.5, but I want to be sure so I don't provide you with any inaccurate information.
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
FQ
hello,
our release si 02.06.5000.5378
Jean-Claude berthet Stalwart S.A.
Leedrick
Stalwart -
Out of curiosity, have you installed the WDS SDK It contains WDSQuery.dll and can be found here:
http://addins.msn.com/support/WDSSDK.zip
I'd also recommend taking a look at this site for additional information. It doesn't contain VBA code, but it might get you started. Let me know if this helps. If not, I'll see if I can find any VBA buffs that might be able to help.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/07/CodeAndSeek/default.aspx
Paul Nystrom - MSFT
C_TO
hello,
I checked Brandon's solution, the problem is that with Access VB, it will not accept a reference to the DLL.