creating comobject for AccessObjects - powershell

Question

I am trying to create a powershell 'AccessObject' comobject for my MS Access app. Basically, I will trying to create a powershell script that gets queries in a database and the tables and/or queries a particular query depends on. To do that i will need to have an instance of the MS Access 'AccessObject' and 'DependencyInfo' classes in my powershell script. I have attached a snippet of the function i intend to use. This is not the complete function, please note. All i want is to know how to create an instance of the DependencyInfo and AccessObjects in powershell.
function getQueries([string] $database)
{
$dbEng = New-Object -ComObject DAO.DBEngine.120
$AccessApp= New-Object -ComObject Access.Application
$Dependency = $AccessApp.DependencyInfo
$AccessObject=$AccessApp.AccessObjects
...
}

Answer 1

All i want is to know how to create an instance of the DependencyInfo
and AccessObjects in powershell.
The following creates a new Access process, opens a local accdb file, and retrieves the dependencies for a given form:
$db = new-object -ComObject 'Access.Application'
$db.OpenCurrentDatabase('C:\temp\deezNutz.accdb')
$dependency_info = $db.Application.CurrentProject().AllForms('frm_person').GetDependencyInfo()
foreach ($dependency in $dependency_info.Dependencies) { $dependency.FullName }
$db.CloseCurrentDatabase()
$db.Application.DoCmd.Quit()
If you're trying to pro grammatically manipulate the objects in a Microsoft Access database e.g., forms, reports, queries, etc. Your best bet is to search for solutions using VBA then convert those to Powershell. For this example, I first wrote the solution in VBA then converted it to Powershell.

Answer 2

Thanks #Lord Adam. This was really helpful. In my case i had to modify the logic a little bit:
$AccessApp= New-Object -ComObject 'Access.Application'
$AccessApp.OpenCurrentDatabase($database)
$AccessApp.Application.SetOption("Track Name AutoCorrect Info", $true)
$QryDependency = $AccessApp.Application.CurrentData.AllQueries.Item($query.Name).GetDependencyInfo()
ForEach($di in $QryDependency.Dependencies)
{
$QryObjects= $QryObjects + $di.Name +","
}