Append (méthode) sur les collections Groups et Users, ChangePassword, exemple de méthodes (VB)

Cet exemple illustre la méthode Append de la méthode Groups, ainsi que la méthode Append des utilisateurs en ajoutant un nouveau groupe et un nouvel utilisateur au système. Le nouveau groupe est ajouté à la collection Groups du nouvel utilisateur. Par conséquent, le nouvel utilisateur est ajouté au groupe. En outre, la méthode ChangePassword est utilisée pour spécifier le mot de passe utilisateur.

Notes

Si vous vous connectez à un fournisseur de sources de données qui prend en charge l’authentification Windows, vous devez spécifier Trusted_Connection=yes ou Integrated Security = SSPI au lieu des informations d’ID utilisateur et de mot de passe dans la chaîne de connexion.

' BeginGroupVB  
Sub Main()  
    On Error GoTo GroupXError  
  
    Dim cat As ADOX.Catalog  
    Dim usrNew As ADOX.User  
    Dim usrLoop As ADOX.User  
    Dim grpLoop As ADOX.Group  
  
    Set cat = New ADOX.Catalog  
  
    cat.ActiveConnection = "Provider='Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0';" & _  
        "Data Source='Northwind.mdb';" & _  
        "jet oledb:system database=" & _  
        "'system.mdw'"  
  
    With cat  
        'Create and append new group with a string.  
        .Groups.Append "Accounting"  
  
        ' Create and append new user with an object.  
        Set usrNew = New ADOX.User  
        usrNew.Name = "Pat Smith"  
        usrNew.ChangePassword "", "Password1"  
        .Users.Append usrNew  
  
        ' Make the user Pat Smith a member of the  
        ' Accounting group by creating and adding the  
        ' appropriate Group object to the user's Groups  
        ' collection. The same is accomplished if a User  
        ' object representing Pat Smith is created and  
        ' appended to the Accounting group Users collection  
        usrNew.Groups.Append "Accounting"  
  
        ' Enumerate all User objects in the  
        ' catalog's Users collection.  
        For Each usrLoop In .Users  
            Debug.Print "  " & usrLoop.Name  
            Debug.Print "    Belongs to these groups:"  
            ' Enumerate all Group objects in each User  
            ' object's Groups collection.  
            If usrLoop.Groups.Count <> 0 Then  
                For Each grpLoop In usrLoop.Groups  
                    Debug.Print "    " & grpLoop.Name  
                Next grpLoop  
            Else  
                Debug.Print "    [None]"  
            End If  
        Next usrLoop  
  
        ' Enumerate all Group objects in the default  
        ' workspace's Groups collection.  
        For Each grpLoop In .Groups  
            Debug.Print "  " & grpLoop.Name  
            Debug.Print "    Has as its members:"  
            ' Enumerate all User objects in each Group  
            ' object's Users collection.  
            If grpLoop.Users.Count <> 0 Then  
                For Each usrLoop In grpLoop.Users  
                    Debug.Print "    " & usrLoop.Name  
                Next usrLoop  
            Else  
                Debug.Print "    [None]"  
            End If  
        Next grpLoop  
  
        ' Delete new User and Group objects because this  
        ' is only a demonstration.  
        ' These two line are commented out because the sub "OwnersX" uses  
        ' the group "Accounting".  
'        .Users.Delete "Pat Smith"  
'        .Groups.Delete "Accounting"  
  
    End With  
  
    'Clean up  
    Set cat.ActiveConnection = Nothing  
    Set cat = Nothing  
    Set usrNew = Nothing  
    Exit Sub  
  
GroupXError:  
  
    Set cat = Nothing  
    Set usrNew = Nothing  
  
    If Err <> 0 Then  
        MsgBox Err.Source & "-->" & Err.Description, , "Error"  
    End If  
End Sub  
' EndGroupVB  

Voir aussi

Append, méthode (groupes ADOX)
Append, méthode (utilisateurs ADOX)
Catalog, objet (ADOX)
ChangePassword, méthode (ADOX)
Group, objet (ADOX)
Groups, collection (ADOX)
User, objet (ADOX)
Users, collection (ADOX)