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Declare 'End Type' with an early-bound data type21 Nov 2003 21:20 GMT4
can anyone tell me what is the correct End Type early-bound code.
thanks
Creat table21 Nov 2003 20:52 GMT2
h
i wanna know how can i creat a table in my program using ADO
please tell me what the script is
thanks a lot.
SQL query help21 Nov 2003 14:46 GMT3
I am having problems creating a suitable query for the following situation:
I have 3 tables
Photos table:    PhotoId + others
Tags table:        TagId + others
Newbie & Vb.Net + Access21 Nov 2003 13:20 GMT1
Hi Ppl,
Could someone Help a newbie?
I keep getting:
'Convert' is not a memeber of 'string'
Declare 'End Type' with an early-bound data type21 Nov 2003 10:20 GMT1
can anyone tell me what is the correct End Type early-bound code.
thanks
Crystal OCX and my vanishing hair21 Nov 2003 10:14 GMT4
First time to use crystal ocx,  The idea was i would do my query in vb6,
build a sequential(.txt) file from the manipulated data and then pass
that to crystal report.
I set up the .ttx file to define the fields, the other parts of the
problem with adAsyncExecute21 Nov 2003 08:32 GMT4
I use the option adAsyncExecute on the execute method on
the connection. I execute 2 procs, 1 INSERT in a temporary
table and the 2nd is a select on the temp table. My code
works on windows 2000 and not on windows XP !! Any idea ?!
Please Help........Need urgent help with SQL syntax in VB..21 Nov 2003 08:19 GMT3
I have table1 in SQl which has project number,
phasenumber, deptnumber, Hours, rate. The hours are
different for each phase and each deptnumber and for each
project. The rate is different for each phase and same for
reformat string value21 Nov 2003 03:39 GMT3
i am retrieving data from either an Oracle or MSSQL Server (may
change). Someone decided to store Date-values in a char(8) field with
the syntax "yyyymmdd"
now i want  to use the data in a grid and make use of some handy input
db.execute...21 Nov 2003 02:38 GMT2
I am running a db.Execute 'Update' command that is updating some details in my application. The field being updated is the note field which just records notes for transactions created.... type string
my problem is when updating the notes if i add an abbreviated date year e.g '02 ...
How to determine if a field is in a record set?21 Nov 2003 01:28 GMT4
Hi, friends,
I have a store procedure in SQL Server. It may return a
records for differnt fields based on input values each
time. So, I need to check if certain field,
multiple recordset VB report21 Nov 2003 01:26 GMT2
Hello, i'm new around here, i've been programming VB6 for less than a
year now.
I'm having a problem "populating" this VB report i'm working on.  The
report is dynamic, and uses unbound text fields for the detail section.
ADO SQL server 200021 Nov 2003 01:24 GMT4
From VB connecting to SQL Server by ADO passing a select
query:
SELECT ltxText from tblLanguageText where ltxLangcode
= 'ENG'  and ltxAttribute = '1000' and ltxControlType
Change MDB Password with ADO20 Nov 2003 19:04 GMT2
How do you programmatcally change a MDB file's password
with ADO?
Someone suggested with Jet.CompactDatabase, but is there
another way, out MDB files are way to big and take to long
ADO Access Connection string for VB.Net?20 Nov 2003 17:43 GMT1
   The Connection object connection string I used in VB 6 gives an ODBC error in VB.Net.  Does anyone know the ADO (not ADO.Net) connection string for an Access 2000 database that works with VB.Net?  I have ADO 2.7 installed (MDAC 2.7).
Doesn't work:
"Driver={Microsoft Access ...
 
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