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sflau (Programmer)
21 Mar 02 1:20
I haven't use VB.NET

Can we put some VB code
(e.g. HandheldID = Trim$(mudtReceiveProps.HandheldID)
into a field in SQL Database
(e.g. HandheldID = ""
into same field, but another record in SQL Database

And later, depend on different situation, I search different records. And then, retrieve such field and run this code in VB.NET, is it possible?

Or, is it possible in VB5, 6?
DerPflug (Programmer)
1 Apr 02 15:47
Yes, it is possible.  You'll need to define (in design view) the field as a varchar.  Plus make sure you set the field length long enough for the longest string you might hold.

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