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my First database - DAO and Access database - VB605 Dec 2005 04:22 GMT8
All the examples that I have used deal with a single form for everything.  I have multiple forms and
am not sure what I am doing is the correct way.  Although I have a couple of areas (forms) that are
questionable, this post deals with one form, my FrmSearch.  The program works ...
Upgrading Jet to Mdac05 Dec 2005 01:23 GMT4
On my windows xp sp1 computer ( checker shows mdac 2.7 rtm ) my application
uses an access 97 data with jet 3.5 (jet 4.0 connection also works fine)
but on a different xp computer, same application,  I get run time error 3607
(I do not know the mdac version)
Error syntax in Query SQL04 Dec 2005 01:43 GMT2
I made application where is a part of code using SQL syntax with ADODB
object. I get error message at SQL Statement when It used in other
machine that was choose regional setting by Indonesia ( OS: Windows XP
Profesional Edition SP2). look at following a piece of code:
Wierd data problem03 Dec 2005 00:00 GMT1
I'm using Visual Studio 2003, VB.Net.  I have loaded the Merant ODBC driver
for Sybase.  I am accessing a Sybase DB using the following constructs:
   Public ConnectTP As New ADODB.Connection
   Public RstTP As New ADODB.Recordset
How to add field properties to MDB with ADOX using VB???02 Dec 2005 01:32 GMT1
I'm creating a new Access table using ADOX. I can add columns and
indexes, but I'm baffled on how to change field properties.  Can
someone give me a hand?
Want to change properties such as: Description (Column property?),
Is AutoIncrement recommended or not?02 Dec 2005 01:14 GMT4
warning:
self taught beginner vb6/ado learner here.
Been reading posts/ngs/googles/msdn etc trying to grasp database concepts.
system context:
DAO Event Issues...01 Dec 2005 19:25 GMT6
I am using VB6 connected to a MS Access database.
1.) When clicking on the arrows on a DAO control to move to a previous,
next, first, or, last record, how do you cancel that action? As soon as you
click on the button, it jumps to the Validate event. I know it's simple, but
How do I change the cell contents on a ADODB.Recordset01 Dec 2005 16:13 GMT3
Hi, I am using Excel to get data from Access via ADO and would like to
have a check on a the 5th column.  I want to see if the value is over
100, then change the font color to Red.
I step through the code, and see that it hits my check and drops to the
Update with NULL01 Dec 2005 14:16 GMT7
I'm using ADODB.Command object to update SQL Server table from VB6 app.
I need to update one of the fields with NULL if Text in the TextBox
associated with that field is empty.
I tried to use CommandText for Command:
VB6, OLEDB, MS-Access Database and Multiline01 Dec 2005 08:50 GMT1
I know that with \r\n it is possible to enter vbCrLf
into a string so that I can enter an multiline text
into a varchar field at mysql.
Now I need to do the same with an ms access database,
VB6 ADO GURUS - INSERT AND RETURN @@UNIQUEID01 Dec 2005 02:39 GMT5
have created an stored proc which inserts data  - all works
in the same stored proc at the end I try and return the NEW unique ID
Problem: when I call set rs = cmd.execute (cmd being my adodb.command)
object
Executing Stored procedure from VB 6.001 Dec 2005 00:02 GMT2
I have been writing T-SQL procedures for several years now but have not
called any of my procedures from VB. I am writing some test code to see if I
can do this but I don't know what the syntax would be to merely exec a
procedure.  I have created the query in a string and have ...
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