D.3. The Properties Collection and Property Object
The Properties collection contains all of the property objects for a specific instance of an object. That's a confusing statement, but what it really means is that every object contains properties. All of those properties are stored in a Properties collection for that object. The Properties collection for the Error object contains the Description, Number, Source, SQLState, and NativeError properties. There are two types of properties: dynamic and built-in. You cannot delete either type of property.
D.3.1. Properties of the Property Object
All property objects have four properties of their own. Those properties are detailed in the following table.
| Property | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | String | String that identifies the property |
| Type | Integer | Integer that specifies the property data type |
| Value (default value) | Variant | A variant that contains the property setting |
| Attributes | Long | Long value that indicates characteristics of the property that are provider specific |
There are no methods associated with the Property object.
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