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Titolo: Createproperty e descrizione tabella

Buongiorno a tutti,
siccome ho una confusione in testa non indifferente,
qualcuno mi può tirare giu la riga di codice ma sopratutto spiegare
come funziona il
metodo createproperty per aggiungere via codice la descrizione di una
tabella???
Io ho provato in questo modo... ma niente da fare, mi manca
qualcosa!!!
dim descprt as dao.property
Set descrpt = CurrentDb.TableDefs(name).CreateProperty("descrizione")
CurrentDb.TableDefs(name).Properties.Append descprt
mi manca qualcosa di fondamentale vero?

 mi manca qualcosa di fondamentale vero?
Mi sono accorto di un errore, e l'ho leggermente migliorata
lessicalmente....
Set descrpt = tabella.CreateProperty("Description", dbText,
descrizione)
tabella.Properties.Append descrpt
Ma la situazione non cambia...
mi dice Oggetto non valido o non impostato....
grrrrrrrr

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    a sentence in it which indicates any attempt by the Court to reach
    criminally cases of concubines."
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    kidnapers was to bring within the cognizance of the law those
    who bought from such kidnapers,--the receivers of such stolen
    'chattels,'--leaving such buyers to set up and prove a
    justification if they could."
    "On the 31st of March, 1880, prisoners in four cases of
    kidnaping,--one most harrowing,--were sentenced. I there lamented,
    and I am sure every right-minded man will concur with me, that
    it was the fact that the very poor were punished and the rich
    escaped. In that case it clearly appeared that one Leong Ming
    Aseng, apparently a respectable tradesman, at all events a man of
    means, had given $60 for a young girl aged 13 years, to one of the
    kidnapers, and he took her away beyond the reach of her distracted
    mother under circumstances from which he must have known that the
    child had been kidnaped. But although the facts were known at the
    Police Court, and this man remained exceeding ten days afterward
    in the Colony, no charge was ever made against him. After passing
    sentences at this time, I made some observations on the '_patria
    potestas_' [power of the father] theory. Dr. Eitel having painted
    this condition in China in what I thought too favorable colors,
    I quoted from Doolittle's 'Social Life in China,' unquestioned
    testimony as to what _patria potestas_ was in China before the
    controversy now raised, and from Mr. Parker, Her Britannic
    Majesty's Consul at Canton, as to its present state in China.
    After these quotations, I simply asked, Can greater tyranny, more
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abused her terribly. But the instant the door closed behind them and
they were safe inside the home, she fell to the floor, seized her
deliverer's feet and bathed them with her tears, crying bitterly as
she said: "Oh, forgive me, forgive me! You know I did not mean it,
but it was the only way to do to be safe." God had guided aright. No
mistake had been made in the choice. Do you believe God did that,
reader? Try such heroic work for yourself, and you will find
a miracle-working God who seldom reveals His identity to the
self-indulgent. That rescued girl has turned out to be a wonder of
grace and of natural gifts, and is pursuing a professional career now,
after fine opportunities in training. It is worth while to save such
material, even from a slave-pen; such as she enrich the community in
which they live.
This slave-trade could not go on between Hong Kong and the United
States but for the white men who are in it, one way or another. White
lawyers defend the traffickers in court, and secure the return of
slaves by writ of habeas corpus, or by means of false accusations of
various sorts, such as of stealing. It is significant that, with rare
exceptions, the policemen seem not to have been trusted with definite
information as