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Change RecordsetType at running time
I've created a database with RecordsetType Snapshot, so the user can't modify the data displayed on the text boxes. However, I'd like to create a button "Update" that could allow the user to update data if necessary. But to do so, I guess I would have to change the RecordsetType of my database to Dynaset, and once the update is done, make it back to Snapshot. How can I do this? Is there another way to solve this? -
Problems with (not) updating database
Hey guys, i'm trying to do a confirmation msgbox asking the user if he's sure about updating his database. The problem is... wathever the answer (Yes/No), the database is updated anyway! My code is something like this:
Private Sub update_Click()
Dim modify As Integer
modify = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to modify your data?", vbYesNo, "Update")
If modify = Yes Then
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Problems with VB4 and Access 2002 (compatibility)
I'm having problems with compatibility between VB4 and Office XP. VB4 only recognize Access 97 or below format, so I can't work with database files I create with my Office XP. Even if I convert the file to Access 97 format, I just can read the file, without modify it. How can I solve this problem without updating VB? -
Ohhps! I really made a mistake here and posted on the wrong place! Well NeoPa, there's no need to move the post, I'll take a look at the VB forum. Thank you guys! -
Humm..There's no "ActiveX Control" on my Insert menu..Maybe 'cause i'm using VB4.. Guess i'll have to update it afterall .__.Leave a comment:
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I had the same problem, so I have to install the ActiveX Data Control 6 too, but...how? Where do I get it?Leave a comment:
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