Visual Basic 6.0 and databases

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I am trying to update a database by recordset and DAO 3.51
I have accessed my database thru a data object open
recordset object by use of a treeview. I am trying to
update teh database by ".Edit" and ".Update". But when I
execute ".Edit" I get a message "No current Record". Why
can I update a tree from the database but not Edit the
databse itself?
 
beaner said:
I am trying to update a database by recordset and DAO 3.51
I have accessed my database thru a data object open
recordset object by use of a treeview. I am trying to
update teh database by ".Edit" and ".Update". But when I
execute ".Edit" I get a message "No current Record". Why
can I update a tree from the database but not Edit the
databse itself?
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This is a VB.NET (dotnet) group. Older versions are handled at one of the
microsoft.public.vb.* groups.
 
* "beaner said:
I am trying to update a database by recordset and DAO 3.51
I have accessed my database thru a data object open
recordset object by use of a treeview. I am trying to
update teh database by ".Edit" and ".Update". But when I
execute ".Edit" I get a message "No current Record". Why
can I update a tree from the database but not Edit the
databse itself?
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Turn to microsoft.public.vb.*. This is a VB.NET group.
 
Hi,

I was thinking if I would give this answer this morning, but with 2 of those
so good DAO experts I thought let me wait a while. Maybe those 2
entwicklwer are knowing the answer in a flash.
:-))
Cor
 
* "Armin Zingler said:
Don't you feel bad about giving such a rude answer? ;-))
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No. As long as Fergus posts messages with quotes that do not stick to the
convention of this group, I will continue posting rude redirection posts.
 
* "Cor said:
I was thinking if I would give this answer this morning, but with 2 of those
so good DAO experts I thought let me wait a while. Maybe those 2
entwicklwer are knowing the answer in a flash.
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ROFL again.
 
Herfried K. Wagner said:
No. As long as Fergus posts messages with quotes that do not stick
to the convention of this group, I will continue posting rude
redirection posts.
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Uiuiuiui... ;)
 
Hi Herfried,

I thought let me give Fergus the first change to answer you.

You know Fergus has a nice OE with an English spellchecker, probably it
insert all those quotes you don't want automaticly.

We poor have to do that without that (or is your Gnu maybe an english one),
so give him the change to use it.

But I think that it is not fair to let others to be the victum of your GNU.

You just can ignore the postings of Fergus. I can write that free because I
know that it is one of the last things you would do. :-))

:-)

Cor
 
* "Cor said:
I thought let me give Fergus the first change to answer you.

You know Fergus has a nice OE with an English spellchecker, probably it
insert all those quotes you don't want automaticly.
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No, it won't do that.
We poor have to do that without that (or is your Gnu maybe an english one),
so give him the change to use it.
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gnus is in English.
But I think that it is not fair to let others to be the victum of your GNU.
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I am the victim of Fergus' bad quoting style.
You just can ignore the postings of Fergus. I can write that free because I
know that it is one of the last things you would do. :-))
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;-)
 
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