MS Access view of objects

Question

How can I limit the objects that appear in
an ODBC logon to Oracle8i to import tables to Access? Now it seems that
all_objects is what is displayed or combo of all_synonyms, all_tables, all_views. I would like to limit the view just to what the user
actually owns. Is there a way to do this thru a profile or some other way? I looked at fine grained security, but looked like it
would have to go against Public items, not sure if that would work.
There also appears to be a security issue here due to automatically displaying all of the public stuff + java directories.

Answer 1

txtHeadLine is a local variable created within a function and
for the
lifetime of that function pointing towards the TextField
created in that
function.
If you promote it to a class member (like articleHeight etc.)
it should
work. It would have to be a public variable though.
Other option is to create a method accepting a string as
parameter and
placing it in the textField. Then the reference to the
textField could
be private.
There are more ways to do it, but the last would be mine
probably.
Bortiquai wrote:
> this is the code from the file Article.as:
> package {
>
> import flash.display.Sprite;
> import flash.display.Shape;
> import flash.text.TextField;
> import flash.text.TextFormat;
>
> public class Article extends Sprite {
> private var articleHeight:Number=196;
> private var articleWidth:Number=436;
> private var backColor:Number=0x333333;
> private var txtFmt:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
> private var txtOverFmt:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
>
> public function drawBack():void {
> this.graphics.clear();
> this.graphics.lineStyle(0,0);
> this.graphics.beginFill(backColor);
> this.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, articleWidth,
articleHeight);
> this.graphics.endFill();
> }
>
> public function Article():void {
>
> var txtHeadLine:TextField = new TextField();
>
> this.txtFmt.color=0xFFFFFF;
> this.txtFmt.font='Arial';
> this.txtFmt.size=11;
> this.txtFmt.bold=false;
>
> txtHeadLine.height=22;
> txtHeadLine.width=275;
> txtHeadLine.x=15;
> txtHeadLine.y=14;
> txtHeadLine.setTextFormat(txtFmt);
> txtHeadLine.htmlText='This is the original text';
>
> this.addChild(txtHeadLine);
>
> drawBack();
> }
> }
> }
>
> int the frame of the main movie, i have:
>
> var artItem:Article = new Article();
> mc_articleView.addChild(artItem);
> artItem.txtHeadLine.htmlText = 'Now, this is the edited
text';
>
> When I run the movie, i get:
> 1119: Access of possibly undefined property txtHeadLine
through a reference
> with static type Article.
>
>