VB Forum / General / September 2005

This problem is not indirectly related to VB only because my application is
written in VB6, whilst the backend is an Access database. The database is
also versioned, ie. has a table 'id' with a column 'version'
I have the following scenario:

Hi Folks, I know there are a number of experienced WMI Gurus on this board
(recognised a lot of names from here in other Goggle searches). So I figure
you're the best guys to ask:
I'd like to understand the WMI in a bit more detail. I have used the MSKB

I'm trying to use the Data Form Wizard to create a new form from an
Access database and it keep giving me the following compiler error
everytime I try to run it:
User-defined variable not defined

I have a number of combo boxes with associated code
that I want to run when something is selected.  The
amateurish way I've been doing this is to set a global
boolean variable that doesn't get set to True until the

started creating a new version of an application by copying it to an another
folder and changed some code. Somewhere in the process two of the three sub
forms the application became unreachable, meaning, that I can see them in the
project explorer, but for some reason the editor ...

I have the following problem:
I want to make sure that a date is entered correctly and like this its
"location" independent.
I know that a surefire way to do this with constants is :

Can some one adivise how I find the Windows Temp directory with VB6?

I am fresher what kind of questions are asked during .NET Interviews
how should i prepare myself.I have just completed my course from my
NIIT and looking forward for real job.
I am doing the following stuff

Hello --
Can anyone point me to code or a discussion of how to write code to
list the references in a project (the results I would get from clicking
Project > References)?

The sql of my forms record source has "Order by date" after the string but
this doesn't do any thing to the order of the records.
Why would this be the case?

I added a dialogbox form to my app, which I show like this
my_dialog_form.show true, me
But how do I check which button was pressed, i.e. 'Cancel'
or 'OK'  ?

Once you have created and tested a User Control in VB6, how can you
unregister the control from the VB Console, so you can place it and
registered at another location?

I have a moderately complex data entry program written in a language
called Force which runs in MSDOS. I want to make a Windows version of
it using visual Basic, but have run into one problem (or at least it
seems to be a problem to me.) In the DOS program, whenever the cursor

I want to set the focus to a certain text box when I load a form.
This code gives me an invalid procedure error where shown when I run it.
Sub main()
    Form1.Show vbModal

How can register a dll(Visual C++6.0) that will run with a VB 6.0 application?
This dlls normally can't be registered with regsvr32.exe, and vb6 does not
recognize then in the app folder.
VB6 standard set up allowed me to place ocxs and dlls with the application.