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I'm using VB6 and ADODC to manipulate an ACCCESS 2000 database. From time to time, I wish to check the database for old data. As the database may range up to 30,000, I'd like to see only those that have the same (OwnerCode & SerialNumber) or have LatestScan < a certain date. OwnerCode &...

I'm using VB6 and ADODC to manipulate an ACCESS 2000 database. I can already scroll up (or scroll down) through the database, and have the selected portions of the current record displayed in textboxes. I wish to use the correct syntax to specify (and delete) a particular record. Much of the...

I'm using VB Professional 6.0 and Access 2000. With much help, I've got the Access 2000 database (on my desktop) to work with VB6 and the ADO DC (on my mobile PC). To ease changing the Access 2000 database, I'd like a simple mouse-based technique, to select the record I'd like to...

I already have a database, &quot;CCRTable1&quot; in ACCESS 2000. I can manipulate it directly via ADODC and a .vbp on a second computer. I would now like to fully automate the creation of two ASCII (plain text files), &quot;OWNER.TXT&quot; and &quot;CONTAINER.TXT&quot;, using the volume of...

This is really a follow-up question. With much assistance, I was able to get a VB6 project that used ADODC to connect with and manipulate a data-table that I'd created using ACCESS 2000. However, everything was on the same computer. I have now relocated the VB6 project with ADODC to a...

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I have successfully used ADODC and DataGrid to create a VB6 form an &quot;.mde&quot; file that is used to update (partially) the original inventory stored on an ACCESS 2000 database/table. I see that by using the ACCESS 2000 standard &quot;Find Unmatched&quot; and &quot;Find Duplicate&quot...

I may have to deal with C++ programs in the future. I'd guess that C#, being a &quot;cleaner&quot; version of C++ would have an easy way of interfacing with pre-existing C++ programs (obviating the future need for C++). Is this so?

I am using VB6 with ACCESS 2000. With only ACCESS 2000, I am defining a complete listing (table) of all the containers currently in a seaport. However, using VB6, I am updating a PARTIAL list of the containers, and storing this under a slightly different filename. I would like to...

I am using VB6 with ACCESS 2000. With only ACCESS 2000, I am defining a complete listing (table) of all the containers currently in a seaport. However, using VB6, I am updating a PARTIAL list of the containers, and storing this under a slightly different filename. I would like to...

I see that I can interactively adjust the column widths at Runtime, but they aren't permanent. How can I interactively make changes in the column widths permanently?

Using VB6, I've successfully automatically populated my datalist control from an existing database. However, this applies for only a single field. Ideally, I wish to simultaneously display three fields, to allow the user to make his selection more convenient. From the postings on this...

It looks like the discussion has morphed into this issue. a) Are C++ and Visual Basic the same? b) Are the target audiences the same? c) Are the purposes the same?

Using VB6, I've successfully automatically populated my datalist control from an existing database. However, this applies for only a single field. Ideally, I wish to simultaneously display three fields, to allow the user to make his selection more convenient. Can I do this? If so, how?

I'm trying to automatically populate a DataList control through code. However, all I get is an empty list. I'm using VB6 and the Refill method. Can anybody help? ' In Form_Activate() Set DataList1.DataSource = Adodc1 DataList1.DataField = &quot;OwnerCode&quot; DataList1.ReFill

I've been able to successfully link my database vis ADODC, and am not able to use it to conveniently review my database. I wish to be able to remove, add and modify its records via ADODC. Can anybody help?

In our product, the special-purpose computer needs two textfiles to run properly. The data will already stored in an Access 2000 database, and will change one to three times each week. I would like to use the existing database to create these files, however, the database has eight fields...

I am almost done developing a very simple ACCESS 2000 database (1 datatable, 1 form), and am trying to use VB6 to finish off off the form, which will be used to ease data review. Currently, the fields of the first record are conveniently displayed in textboxes on the form. However, when I...

I have had the luxory of writing my application in 100% VB6. In the future, I may have to write applications that provide a pretty GUI to programs written by others in C/C++. Are there relatively simple ways to provide hooks into C/C++ applications?

I've been using simple ASCII text files for data storage, but now that we're getting into trading data with databases, a choice is to use .ini or .xml files. Any opinions?