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3/14/2000 12:32:56 PM:rjsoft
Simple and direct. I like it. Good job!
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3/15/2000 12:39:48 AM:Vinda
Excellent piece of code specially
useful in case the client/customer does
not have Access or SQL client installed
and the Dev wants to view the database
during debugging.
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3/15/2000 2:53:59 PM:rweight
This is what I've been thinking of
doing myself. Great job! Is there
anyway to edit a particular table and
change the default property of a field
so any new records created will always
have at least the default value? I can
do this with Access, but many of my
sites don't have Access and I need to
change that field.
Thanks!
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3/16/2000 9:54:05 PM:VeeJay
Thanx. I needed this as I don't have
Access and I need to check out a
certain *.mdb. You're a star!
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3/20/2000 3:37:56 PM:Chris
I really like the program and I can see
the utility of it. One option I would
add would be the ability to specifiy a
password for the Access DB that is
being opened because the program can't
handle this scenario
currently.
Thanks for the code and
the program. It's really well-done.
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3/23/2000 5:41:29 PM:Brett
I've not looked at the code yet but I
presume you are using ADOX to edit the
database. I have had some problems
setting the default value of a new
field when allow nulls is set to true
and also setting the allow null in an
index . . . any ideas ??
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3/24/2000 1:36:36 AM:Andrew
The program is nice, but there are a
few
error conditions that you should
have it
trapped, or else the program
will bombs out.
Keep it up.
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4/13/2000 10:34:13 PM:Misha
Can't download invalid Archieve
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4/19/2000 6:45:54 AM:conrad
very cool,what will happen if i stick 1
200 000 records in an access table with
9 rows, and how will it affect the
speed at which i do queries?
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4/19/2000 8:40:55 AM:Paul Mather
You will see performance hits on tables
with huge numbers of rows. However, it
is much faster to use a data-bound grid
to view the data then it would be to
use a recordset and then run through
each record adding it into a grid. To
limit the query time, use the SQL
statement field at the bottom to limit
your search.
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4/19/2000 8:49:20 AM:Nathan
Very slick. Very very slick. Would be
nice if you could enumerate the Query
collection as well. I have modified it
to do so. I only needed this because
some imported tables from
Clarion(Topspeed) databases have funky
non SQL compatible naming conventions.
BUT, very slick code.
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4/24/2000 11:50:51 PM:Monk
God bless u
Keep it up.
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5/22/2000 6:54:33 PM:Yuntan@mail.com
I am not able to run the program from
VB6..
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5/23/2000 11:52:05 AM:help
it stops at commandline =
command..
traced to registry calls..
couldn't find manually..
*sigh*
anyone out there?
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5/24/2000 1:45:24 AM:Will French
Very, very nice job. Tremendous
resource for code examples bundled in a
program that is, in itself, very useful.
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5/26/2000 11:26:25 AM:Dave
Great program! You did me a big favor.
Keep up the good work!
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7/23/2000 1:37:33 PM:Andrew Juergens
This is great. I create database
applications, and I don't need any of
the stuff access has to offer. All i
need is a thing to crate tables. This
is great!!
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8/22/2000 6:06:54 PM:Tom Williams
This looks as though it could be a
great educational tool for me with
regards to Oracle access via VB. I was
wondering if you could give specifics
regarding the Select Netork Database
Type of "Oracel (Needs Client)". I
have the oracle DBA software installed
for version 8 and I don't seem to be
able to connect without setting up an
ODBC connection. Is this what you are
referring to or have you found a way to
bypass the ODBC?
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8/30/2000 4:40:16 PM:Anil Dantes
Good amount of ADO work done very
well!!! Excellent...keep up the good
work.
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10/11/2000 5:00:12 AM:dinh
This one is exactly what I need
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10/17/2000 4:19:49 PM:JoeKramer
I am having problems trying to access a
Oracle database. I can seem to get to
the DSN of it. But how would I open a
group??? I don't get errors. I just
don't seem to be able to view any
data.
- Joe
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2/10/2001 2:47:36 AM:elliot
I find this the work of a vb God. It is
exactly what i need. For a while i
thought the code for a similer program
of access would be 10 times longer. But
everything in it seems logical and
makes sense. Excellent Job.
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2/10/2001 10:54:11 AM:Paul Mather
Hahaha, thank you. There are still
some bugs in the program especially
revolving arount the password protected
Access databases. It's not perfect,
but it sure is handy when your end user
doesn't have Access and you need to
troubleshoot your database. Enjoy!
Thanks again. PLEASE VOTE!
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3/15/2001 10:21:38 PM:Synergy Designs
Amazing. This is great. If you added
a create new database option, this
would be even better than it already
is. Exellent code.
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3/16/2001 3:02:08 PM:e002378
Can you help me with the command err. I
really want to get this code up and
running. It loads 8mb in 7 sec's.
Really great work...
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4/13/2001 10:15:51 AM:Chris Milne
Thanks. This is great!
I can only
access my oracle database with the odbc
style, the oracle specific ole thingy
does not seem to work, not just with
this program, always. OO4O works, any
feelings about OO4O?
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4/18/2001 5:40:36 AM:RADU
Excellent example ! Learned alot from
it ! Thanks !
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11/7/2001 4:11:51 AM:ARNO
Could you explain how to access an
Oracle Database.
It seems many people
have the same pb
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4/2/2002 4:58:38 AM:RegX
Any odbc compliant database can be
accessed pretty much the same way
through VB and rdo or ado. I do not use
Oracle, but would be happy to post
example connecting to Mysql server on
unix. Any odbc compliant DB should be
the same and is why odbc is exist in
the first place.
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4/21/2002 2:18:05 PM:Ramu
Excellent piece of work, i never found
anything else so useful as this bit,
keep up the good work
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5/30/2002 8:15:31 PM:Jamie
This is a great tool especially since I
do not have access. But how can I
create primarykeys using this? I need
autoincremented
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6/16/2002 9:09:11 AM:S. Vasardanis
This is an excellent tool that every
serious programmer should have. I have
spoted though a very small omission. If
you try to compact a password-protected
database you get an error that the
password is invalid. You can solve that
by adding to the startingType string
the following : & "Jet OLEDB:Database
Password=#####" where ##### is your
password. Hope that helps. Keep up the
good work!
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