Vb6
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May i know anyone have any example of access database using vb6?? I am new to vb6 and when i look at vb6 book i found out that it is quite diff from .net. Please help...
Check out any book using classic ADO. If you know vb script for classic ASP pages, then apply that knowledge. Sorry can't be more specific but I haven't used VB 6 with Access for a few years.
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May i know anyone have any example of access database using vb6?? I am new to vb6 and when i look at vb6 book i found out that it is quite diff from .net. Please help...
What exactly are you trying to do with VB6/Access and find difficult?
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What exactly are you trying to do with VB6/Access and find difficult?
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cos when i look through the vb6 book. it is very different with .net. Their framework and syntax all different. i actually need to retrieve stuff from access and enter stuff in. Sumthing like staff record and information tracking.
If you look through the database chapters in that book, you will probably be able to get a few examples of interacting with Access, I think. In any case, just Google for VB6 + Access, and you are likely to get a ton of stuff.
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If you look through the database chapters in that book, you will probably be able to get a few examples of interacting with Access, I think. In any case, just Google for VB6 + Access, and you are likely to get a ton of stuff.
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Oh... tough luck... How about the book then? Did you find a chapter on database access?
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Oh... tough luck... How about the book then? Did you find a chapter on database access?
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ya.. tt bk is database for vb6 but somehow i dun really understand... the recordset make me very blur...
The Recordset object basically contains a view from your query - the result of a Select statement. If you use ADO, you can perform all SQL statements (Select, Insert, Update, Delete...) on the connection object referencing the Access database. Why dont you just try out the example in the book, see how it works and post your doubts here?
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The Recordset object basically contains a view from your query - the result of a Select statement. If you use ADO, you can perform all SQL statements (Select, Insert, Update, Delete...) on the connection object referencing the Access database. Why dont you just try out the example in the book, see how it works and post your doubts here?