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VB compatibility?31 Jul 2003 23:35 GMT2
Can I use VB 5.0 or VB 6.0 with Windows XP and Office XP? Or do I have to
have VB.net? Regards. -Guy
Values not sticking31 Jul 2003 22:21 GMT1
I've tried to respond several times, but my response never gets posted. So I
re- posted.
AddressID is a long, and although a foreign key, the relationship is not
setup.  In the VB DLL
Opening Recordset. Which way is better?31 Jul 2003 19:36 GMT3
1.      com.commandtext = sql_query
        Set  Rs = com.execute
2.       Rs.Open  sql_query, myConnection
Is there any difference?
Querying foxpro database for deleted records31 Jul 2003 18:16 GMT1
Thanks Graham for your response. This is my connection
string is the Deleted=No the attribute you were talking
about?
Driver={Microsoft Visual FoxPro
Problem with DISTINCT31 Jul 2003 17:04 GMT4
I have problem with the DISTINCT in SQL statement.
The coding like this.
sS ="SELECT DISTINCT t_ID FROM T"
rsS.Open sS, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic
Oracle Stored Function31 Jul 2003 16:12 GMT3
Its my first time using oracle, i have inherited a large
(gigs) db and it has a stored function. i am familiar with
odbc etc etc and i mainly prog for SQL/Access
so far all my attempts to access this function have
Time comparison In SQL....31 Jul 2003 16:02 GMT2
People,
   Im trying (in SQL) to compare a user given start and end time to see if
it falls in between a start and finish time in a database.
I don't want the results if the start time or end time lies between these 2
Can't open secured and non-secure database at the same time31 Jul 2003 10:32 GMT2
BlankHi, I'm writing a VB program (with DAO3.6) to access 2 Access
databases.
One db is user-level secured (with workgroup inf. file).  Another one is
non-secure.
HOW TO: Delete Macros & Modules in Access97 DB via DAO 3.6?31 Jul 2003 09:36 GMT1
Anyone point me in the right direction on how I can accomplish this?
Thanks, Rob
Child forms need access31 Jul 2003 01:15 GMT2
I am trying to create a MDI program in VB.NET 2003.  My problem is that I
have declared all my ado connection information on the main form.  It works
great and I am able to manupulate the data.  But how do I give my child
forms access to the dataset and connection and stuff?
AddNew31 Jul 2003 00:39 GMT2
Sometimes when I use AddNew the added record is not at
the end of the Access table. It may appear at the
beginning or anywhere. How do I ensure the added recorded
is always appended to the end of the recordset/ Access
SHAPE Select error...30 Jul 2003 23:31 GMT3
The SQL command below works inside a SHAPE command for
Access, but not the SQL Server SHAPE provider:
SELECT mwEventWfStage.*, mwEventWfStagePermissions.*,
mwcRoleType.*  FROM mwEventWfStage
Temporary Tables in SQL Server30 Jul 2003 23:29 GMT4
I'm new to SQL Server, hence this trivial question. I have an
application in VB 6.0, database- SQL Server 7.0 and I use ADO for
connectivity.
For reporting purpose, I create a global temp table (##) from the vb
Moving Records In Access Database30 Jul 2003 23:22 GMT2
I am not sure I am asking this in the right newsgroup and if not please
point me in the right direction.
I am opening an Access database in VB 6 and am able to delete the
information out of a record, leaving one field, which is a Unit number and
Accessing MS Access hidden system forms30 Jul 2003 21:49 GMT1
I'm not sure if this is the correct forum/Group for this question, if not,
please direct to the correct NewsGroup.
Thanks...
From an external application, VB.Net, VFoxPro, VB6, etc, I would like to
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