I have tried this......
How do I reference the schema.ini when opening the recordset. I have checked msdn and found some info but not exactly what I need.
Do I need to use ODBC and create dsn etc
Thanks in advance
I have the follow code extract where I access the contects of a text file through ADO and run a SQL query to populate a table with the text file contents. This work fine apart from some fields which the text driver is assuming is a long integer and I need to access the field as a text data type...
I have the follow code extract where I access the contects of a text file through ADO and run a SQL query to populate a table with the text file contents. This work fine apart from some fields which the text driver is assuming is a long integer and I need to access the field as a text data type...
Jim
I have tried something like this but my problem is that I do not have a {table.value}. I am just keeping a count of the number of errors and I want to report if the number of errors increase or decrease by 30%. The previous function does not allow me to do a previous(count({table.error})...
Hi
I have just created a program to collect error information from a switch and populate a database. I have a report to display the error information for the last 3 hours, totals treatment etc.
I now require a report that only reports on errors that have a 30% increase or decrease from the...
Please help
I am updating a recordset and exporting my report but the report data is not being updated.
I AM using the report.DiscardSavedData but this is not working. I need to refresh this report from within code - Any suggestions???
DamoOz
Mats
I think we have a very similar problem - you have posted a reply to my question ("a quicker way to import CSV file in ADO) in the VB - Database forum.
We have to find a solution to this!! There must be a quicker way to load a table form a table in another database or CSV file etc...
Here is some modified code I have used
Dim myReport As New CrystalReport1
With myReport
.DiscardSavedData
.ReportTitle = "Title here"
.ExportOptions.FormatType = crEFTWordForWindows
.ExportOptions.DiskFileName = enter path here...
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