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Store a COMPOTISE pattern in MS Access?

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    DK KiloDunse
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    Hi. I have problem storing a composite structure in MS Access using relations. The class structure looks like this: http://www.web-tech.dk/CompositeStructure.jpg[^] It uses a composite design pattern. Any ideas?

    Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

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      Hi. I have problem storing a composite structure in MS Access using relations. The class structure looks like this: http://www.web-tech.dk/CompositeStructure.jpg[^] It uses a composite design pattern. Any ideas?

      Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

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      I am not sure you can do this in ms access. I would try the vb forum since you would be using vba which as far as I know will not support the use of classes in the way you are trying. Just curious as to why you are trying to do this in ms Access when there are so many OO languages avalilable?

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        I am not sure you can do this in ms access. I would try the vb forum since you would be using vba which as far as I know will not support the use of classes in the way you are trying. Just curious as to why you are trying to do this in ms Access when there are so many OO languages avalilable?

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        It's for my examen project....we have to use MS Access. I've programmed the classes in C# and trying to store it as a relationel database (MS Access). I've found somthing about recursive ralations i MS Access http://groups.google.dk/group/microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign/browse_thread/thread/22d6b932ea2b8bbe/71dcc0301d38a812%2371dcc0301d38a812[^] Im still trying to find heads and tail in this :-)

        Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

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