basically what i have is an access.mdb with say, 50 tables in it. i need to create another database with say 23 of the tables from the original database.
i'm attempting to do this via ASP...
so far, i have created a page that first renames the current database with the current date to be kept...
I'm new to VB, so please bear with me.
I have a text box that the user types a page number into. When the user presses enter, a connection is made to an Access2000 database and a recordset is built with all of the fields for each record that match the page number the user typed into the text...
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As it turns out, I did have locktype set to readonly, but i had the cursor type set to forwardonly...changing it to STATIC populated my MSHFlexGrid perfectly, thank you very much!
Just some more information...
I have verified that my database connection and my recordset are working. If the user types in a catalog page number, the text for a combo box is changed to "page <number>" and the combo box is filled with the product numbers from the correct page...
I have an MSHFlexGrid Control on my form. The user types in a page number. on the return keypress, a connection to the database is made and a select statement is executed. the results from the select statement are to appear in the MSHFlexGrid control. (MSHFlexGrid1.DataSource = RS)
The first...
i have looked at and used loadpicture, but am having difficulty writing it to use the stylenumber field as the first part of the image file name and _D.JPG as the last part of the image file name.
I am using the ADO Data Control to retrieve information about a retail catalog from a database. When the user looks up a record, the details of the record are shown along with the matching image. In my HTML/ASP version of this project I specify the path in an image tag, and then insert the...
I have a system DSN setup on an NT server on my LAN. It uses the Microsoft Access Driver, and points to an Access2000 .MDB file on the server.
I am writing a visual basic application that needs to use this datasource from whatever workstation the app is being run on.
All I can find are...
I'm new to VB6, have been into it for a few weeks now working from training guides and reference materials. I've got the basics down and have designed an interface for what I need to do, now I am coding the functionality.
I have used the ADO Data Controls in several examples, but all have been...
Michael :
I am using Crystal Reports 8 to develop reports based on the tables in this Access database.
I'm not sure if you are familiar with CR8, but I run into 2 different problems there. First, if I try to specify my database as the datasource for the report by choosing the system DSN from...
I'm reading in Wrox "Beginning Access 2000 VBA" about the Transferdatabase and Transfertext commands. However, both of these examples suggest you put a button on a form in the database and use the onclick event to run the VBA code with the Transfertext command in it. That looks like...
I have an Access 2000 database on an NT4 server, and I have data that I need on a UNIX server. I have the UNIX server setup to create 3 .CSV flat files automatically every day. The NT4 server copies those files from the UNIX server, every day.
Currently I have those 3 .CSV files linked as...
I have 3 .CSV files that are created on a UNIX server at 5:00PM every day. Those 3 .CSV files are copied to the NT server running our Intranet at 5:15PM every day. In my Microsoft Access database, I have 3 tables that are linked to those .CSV files.
This method of getting new data every day...
I have a task to complete here, and I'm having a hard time finding information on it.
I have an HP-UX server that keeps all of the data that I can use. I have a routine setup that creates 3 flat files with the information I need.
2 of those flat files are used to fill data to one access table...
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