I recently started using Visual Studio 2005 and I'm very unused to the ASP.Net AccessDataSourc e object. I can get it to display data in a listbox just fine (and it works like a charm) But I can't for the life of me figure out how to get the Delete method to work. I tried using the configure wizard and it didn't work. So I reverted to coding it (more or less) the old fashioned way. (I soooo wish I could just do it like in classic ASP)
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I keep forgetting about CPAN. I'm used to using Visual Basic and other MS languages. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll also consider tracking down the administrator to find local documentation if I can't find what I need on CPAN.
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Do you know where the documentation usually gets installed? This is on my work computer so I had nothing to do with the installation of either Tk or Perl. They were installed prior to my use of this computer.Leave a comment:
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Yes! Found it! You were right! There's a built in function. Apparently not many people know about this because it took me quite some time searching Google to find this one.
http://www.perltk.org/index.php?opti...d=21&Itemid=28
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