VBA - 使用 getColumnNames 方法从 Lotus Notes 数据库中获取列名称

发布于 2024-09-09 03:36:00 字数 530 浏览 5 评论 0原文

因此，我在 Lotus Domino 数据库中有一个视图（对象名称为“view”），我想从中获取列名称并将它们放入数组中：

Dim view As Domino.NotesView
Set view = db.GetView(viewScen)   

//viewScen is a string containing the actual view's name
//db is a string containing the actual db name

这些声明工作正常，但是当我尝试将这些值分配给数组时使用名为“getColumnNames”的方法，VBA 编辑器告诉我该对象不支持该方法：

Dim someArray() As String

//I tried both of the following with no sucess...

someArray = view.getColumnNames 

someArray() = view.getColumnNames

我做错了什么？

原文

So I have a view (object name is 'view') in a Lotus Domino db from which I want to grab the column names and put them in an array:

Dim view As Domino.NotesView
Set view = db.GetView(viewScen)   

//viewScen is a string containing the actual view's name
//db is a string containing the actual db name

These declarations work fine, but when I try to assign those values to an array using the method called 'getColumnNames', the VBA editor tells me that the method is not supported for that object:

Dim someArray() As String

//I tried both of the following with no sucess...

someArray = view.getColumnNames 

someArray() = view.getColumnNames

What am I doing wrong?

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颜漓半夏 2024-09-16 03:36:00

我认为你可以用列来做一个 For..Each

dim idx as integer
dim OneCol as Column

redim someArray(view.Columns.Count)

For idx = 0 to view.Columns.Count - 1
    someArray(idx) = view.Columns(idx).name
Next

I think you can do a For..Each with columns

dim idx as integer
dim OneCol as Column

redim someArray(view.Columns.Count)

For idx = 0 to view.Columns.Count - 1
    someArray(idx) = view.Columns(idx).name
Next

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红颜悴 2024-09-16 03:36:00

根据8.0帮助文件，COM/OLE不支持getColumnNames方法。但是，支持 ColumnNames 属性。这是帮助文件中的 VB 代码：

Private Sub ViewColumnNames_Click()
  Dim s As New NotesSession
  s.Initialize
  Dim dir As NotesDbDirectory
  Dim db As NotesDatabase
  Dim v As NotesView
  Dim cns As String
  Set dir = s.GetDbDirectory("")
  Set db = dir.OpenDatabase("Web test")
  Set v = db.GetView("Main View")
  For Each cn In v.ColumnNames
    cns = cns + cn + Chr(10)
  Next
  MsgBox cns, , "Columns in Main View"
End Sub

According to the 8.0 help files, the getColumnNames method is not supported in COM/OLE. However, the attribute ColumnNames is supported. This is VB code from the Help file:

Private Sub ViewColumnNames_Click()
  Dim s As New NotesSession
  s.Initialize
  Dim dir As NotesDbDirectory
  Dim db As NotesDatabase
  Dim v As NotesView
  Dim cns As String
  Set dir = s.GetDbDirectory("")
  Set db = dir.OpenDatabase("Web test")
  Set v = db.GetView("Main View")
  For Each cn In v.ColumnNames
    cns = cns + cn + Chr(10)
  Next
  MsgBox cns, , "Columns in Main View"
End Sub

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