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VB6 - ADO quirk involving EOF - Please help03 Nov 2004 17:51 GMT4
Please help!
A strange buggy quirk has cropped up in my ADO Recordset object. Initially,
it worked fine. Now, however, when the Find method is invoked, and the
specified record is not found it does not return EOF as it should. Instead,
compare sql server databases03 Nov 2004 15:53 GMT3
is there a way to compare 2 sql server database 1 table at a time to see if
there are any records that are not the same.
thanks
An ' in a field??03 Nov 2004 10:44 GMT3
I've got an Access 2000 database set to SQL Server compatible SQL. A field
in a table is text and can contain the ' character.
I have a recordset and user the filter property to check if a record exists,
something like:
Locking records03 Nov 2004 10:41 GMT4
im using the following code to generate a local record set containing all our
clients
Set adoPrimaryRS = New Recordset
     adoPrimaryRS.CursorLocation = adUseClient
filters , excel2000, macro03 Nov 2004 01:37 GMT1
is there any way to attach a macro to filtering opperation?
suach as "sendkeys home"
Using Local in the an ADO.net Connection String02 Nov 2004 23:54 GMT1
I have and ADO.Net/OLEDB connection string that specifies the machine and
database name in the string as follows:
Provider=SQLOLEDB.1; Data Source=ABCDE; Initial CataLog=MNOPQ; User
ID=sa;Password=dd529a
corrupt database02 Nov 2004 18:58 GMT3
I have a VB 6 application and store the data in Access 2000 database.  My
application is multi-user on Windows 2000 NT server.  In the past few weeks,
the database is becoming corrupt.  I do run a compact and repair daily on the
database.  Also, when we receive the corruption ...
dif between ado2.7 and 2.8?02 Nov 2004 18:39 GMT8
Guess I'm confused about the difference between Microsoft ActiveX Data
Objects 2.7 tlb
and Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (multi-dimensional) 2.8 tlb.
I thought 2.8 was the newer version and required in certain situations, so I
Need a tool that will generate table definition scripts...02 Nov 2004 15:45 GMT1
Doean anyone know of a tool that will analyse my Access 2000 .MDB file and
generate the CREATE table definitions? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
-U
.fields.Add02 Nov 2004 05:38 GMT6
Why doesn't this work?
.Fields.Append "WCmd", adChar
the other parameters are optional?
Error 3001, arguments are the wrong type?
Update query02 Nov 2004 05:24 GMT4
I am a newbie at ADO code and would like to update a recordset as follows:
rs.Open "UPDATE OccMag AS omg SET omg.AxSeroma = [chkAxSeroma], " & _
       "WHERE omg.AilmentID= " & Me.AilmentID & ";"
My connection string is fine, but I get an error on this line.
Wscript within VBA02 Nov 2004 04:58 GMT4
Does anyone know how to launch wscript from within MS Access vba, so I can
pass a varible from the access to the Wscript/Active directory?
Thanks
compare sql databases02 Nov 2004 02:02 GMT1
is there a way to compare 2 sql server database 1 table at a time to see if
there are any records that are not the same.
thanks
VB6.0 - Data Format 01 Nov 2004 09:17 GMT6
In Access 2000 database, I have SSNs as text with input mask xxx\-xx\-xxxx &
birthdays in the mm/dd/yyyyy format and input mask 99/99/0000.
In my VB6 Form, I have SSN & birthday text boxes formatted as xxx-xx-xxxx
and Date (mm/dd/yyyyy) respectively.
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