User Profile
Collapse
-
Rytclick the general tab then choose components..che ck the Microsoft ADO Data Control 6.0 (SP4) (OLEDB) and Microsoft Datagrid control 6.0 (SP5) (OLEDB). The Step by step procedure using the ADODC is available at MSDN I hope you have that cause it is hard to understand the procedure without visualization.. I hope that I helped you.. -
You may use ODBC connection..tha t is the easier way to make a System that may run in several workstation.Leave a comment:
-
List View Error
Guys.. I know that this is so easy but I can't figure it out why List View Display an False text instead of the Data in my Database my Code is this
Private Sub Form_Load()
ListView2.ListI tems.Clear
Call OpenConn
Call OpenRs
rs.Source = "Select * from Employee"
rs.Open
If rs.RecordCount > 0 Then
Do While... -
You may Use ADODC for connection.. and datagrid for displaying the data in your form..
Right Click on General Tab then goto Components then check Microsoft ADO DATA 6.0 (SP4) (OLEDB)
and check also MIcrosoft Datagrid 6.0 (SP5) (OLEDB).. you may found the Step by step procedure on connecting database in ADODC in MSDN so I hope this could help you.. there's a lot of way in connecting VB6.0 in Access but ADODC is the Easiest way...Leave a comment:
-
Connecting Crsytal report 9 to Visual Basic 6.0
Hi! Guys..
I just want to connect my Reports Created in crsytal report 9. to my System develop in Visual Basic..I can't find an answer in my MSDN so I hope that somebody will help me in my problem.
My Question is..How to Connect..? thanks in Advance Guys.. -
Thanks...I Really Appreciate your Help.. But Can I ask another Question..?
Can I use that connection in Public for example I will use the command "call"
Ex
Public Sub OpenConn()
strconn = "DSN=dbprac " ' this is an Access Database
Set db = New ADODB.Connectio n
With db
.CursorLocation = adUseClient
...Leave a comment:
-
Visual Basic 6 to SQL Server 2000
Hi!
Im a Beginner in SQL server and I need to know how to connect to it using Visual Basic 6.0 using Ado connection..Tha nks In Advance guys!
No activity results to display
Show More
Leave a comment: