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11/6/2000 6:28:12 PM:John Weldon
I was very surprised to find the code
easy to read. The proper naming
conventions were used throughout the
code which made it user friendly.
Thanks for your explanation and
demonstration of ADO programming!
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11/14/2000 11:35:34 AM:Andrew McManus
When you add a new record, instead of
closing and opening the recordset
again, you can use rsRecordSet.Requery.
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11/14/2000 2:22:26 PM:Jerry Barnes
Good point. I wrote this tutorial to
get a better understanding of ADO. At
the time, I thought it was easier to
open and close the recordset. I may do
an update when some changes such as
yours (and use an HTML presentation
like my Class Module Tutorial). Thanks
for your input.
Thanks
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12/6/2000 3:15:21 PM:CRUZANA
Hey the code is very useful and
cool!!
it's a major InPuT!!!
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12/7/2000 8:41:20 PM:Pissedoff
You guys will probably laugh at this,
but how do I get rid of this invalid
key problem? I am using vb5, and none
of the code I get from this site works.
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1/20/2001 2:51:38 PM:Philip
No other words.......Excellent
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3/29/2001 12:16:31 AM:sanjay
i tried this example and it works
excellent
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4/6/2001 11:50:48 AM:wacook
I have an error when using a modified
version of the ADOTutorial you wrote.
Your code was very helpful.
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7/14/2001 2:25:01 PM:Geno
This is well commented and extremely
helpful for string writing.
Thanks
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7/16/2001 5:37:56 PM:Rob
Finally someone out there that
understands that there are those of us
that are good programmers, just not
always in the same language that they
are. I was looking for a way to write
programs that I have already done in
cold fusion, in a stand alone
application.
this saved the day for
me.
Thanx
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7/25/2001 8:44:36 AM:John Russell
Well done. Very clearly presented
information which I found very useful.
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9/1/2001 10:33:39 AM:janilane
Thanks Jerry Barnes, I finally a code
that doesn't have an error on ADO
introduction, thanks for considering us
new programmers by submitting beginner
articles that would help us a lot.
thank you again...
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11/27/2001 3:52:56 AM:Paul Pardee
I have been searching for days for such
an example. EXCELLENT WORK! Perfectly
commented! THANK YOU!!
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1/5/2002 5:45:58 PM:DaveW
Really neat!!
Gets ya cookin
early!
Thank you.
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2/20/2002 10:26:49 AM:wayne braun
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
This
gave me much needed help.
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3/14/2002 9:20:41 AM:woweee
this is code is awesome men !!!!
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5/4/2002 6:06:09 PM:James
In response to the VB5 and invalid key
question, you need to open the VBP file
and remove the line starting with
'Retained = '
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5/14/2002 9:13:11 AM:lai tang
first time i ever commented on a code
and this is worth it! man you are a
life saver
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5/21/2002 7:27:26 AM:gary
fantastic, got me working
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6/1/2002 5:47:23 PM:Harsh Sabharwal
Hey,
I am going to download your code.
But my enquiry is "how to save IMAGE
with data". e.g. Address book
Printing.
In this we need to save
information of person +
photograph.
Please guide me.
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8/23/2002 2:06:44 PM:cheong
I have a question and I hope you can
offer some insight.
Do you know a
simple way to use ADO to connect to a
DBF file and store the data from the
file in a recordset?
Thank you
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10/30/2002 4:42:52 AM:
I have been trying to use ADO but
failed. i hope this will help
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11/14/2002 10:49:10 AM:
EXCELLENT job.. keep it up!
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1/7/2003 11:27:31 AM:
I think the help is excellent!
But I
got a runtime error in the line:
connRecovery.Open strConnect
The
database I'm reading is in access 2000,
don't know if that's the problem.
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7/29/2003 4:16:06 PM:
I have now made changes in the program,
now work good.
Her your send this
change ?
I have not Your e-mail.
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10/26/2003 1:07:37 PM:
thanks you save my day, ur not just
good programmer but a verygood
programmer with character.
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