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wrbodine (Programmer)
8 Feb 01 11:40
I'm using the same form at times with an ADODC control and at times without it.  

I set up my text boxes to use the control like so:
Set txtItem.DataSource = Adodc1
txtItem.DataField = "Field"

How would I put the DataSource of this text box back to being blank??  I've tried a few things w/ no success.

Thanks,
Ray
wrbodine (Programmer)
8 Feb 01 16:31
Someone showed me a solution...
just clearing the field like so:
txtItem = ""

This worked for all but one label, which it said was not updatable...

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