Dim var as Stream

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  • David C. Barber

    Dim var as Stream

    I often end up with Stream type variables when I type quickly and don't put
    in the extra character to get a String. Decided finally to look up and see
    just what they are, and had no success with my MSDN Library. Just what are
    Stream variables used for in VB6?

    David


  • Ralph

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    Re: Dim var as Stream


    "David C. Barber" <david@NOSPAMdb arber.com> wrote in message
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    You must have ADO 2.x Referenced in your project. Some data sources provide
    a Stream object which is simply a 'gulp' of binary or string data.

    Lookup ADO Stream Object for more details.

    Be aware that Streams and their abilities are determined by the data source
    and current provider. It is an excellent idea, but not often used aspect of
    ADO due to the variablity. (Of course the minute I say that someone will
    come back saying they have used Streams for years with never a hitch. <g>)

    -ralph


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