Fields Property
Fields Property
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Returns a Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) Fields interface on an ADO Fields collection object. The object contains the resource fields associated with a message. This property is read-only.
Applies To
Type Library
Microsoft CDO for Exchange 2000 Library
DLL Implemented In
CDOEX.DLL
Syntax
[Visual Basic]Property Fields As ADODB.Fields
[C++]HRESULT get_Fields(Fields** pVal);
Parameters
- pVal
Returned reference to the objects Fields interface.
Remarks
The ADO Fields object is a collection of ADO Field objects that pertain to this object. Each Field object holds a name/value pair defining some header field for the body part. The name is always a string, and the value is a VARIANT. The subtype of the VARIANT depends on the schema definition for the name. See the appropriate schema fields section of the reference for a list of valid fields to use, along with a list of the VARIANT subtypes for each field.
The fields that resize in this collection depend upon the specific implementation. Consult the appropriate Component Object Model (COM) class for details about available fields.
Note When you use the ADO Fields.Update method, field values are updated only in memory. You must call the Save Method to save the changes to the Exchange store. To get the IDataSource interface, use the GetInterface method on the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) object. This code is shown in the following example.
Example
[Visual Basic]
Dim myAppt As New Appointment Dim Flds As ADODB.Fields Set Flds = myAppt.Fields
With Flds .Item("xxx") = "zzz" .Update End With
'Save the fields to the Exchange store Dim iDsrc As CDO.IDataSource Set iDsrc = myAppt.GetInterface("IDataSource") iDsrc.Save
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