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How to check database connection in VB?

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    Hi! All, Can anybody tell me how to check the availability of a database connection in VB? Thanks and Regards, virendra

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      Hi! All, Can anybody tell me how to check the availability of a database connection in VB? Thanks and Regards, virendra

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      hi virendra, if you have created the recordset then check for recordset.state property if recordset.state = 1 then connection is open and if it is '0' then connection is close best regards, koolprasd2003:)

      Be A Good S/W Eng... Life is swing with you..Enjoy..

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        Hi! All, Can anybody tell me how to check the availability of a database connection in VB? Thanks and Regards, virendra

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        What do you mean? I'm purely guessing at what you want, but about the only way to know is to actually TRY the connection and see if it fails.

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          hi virendra, if you have created the recordset then check for recordset.state property if recordset.state = 1 then connection is open and if it is '0' then connection is close best regards, koolprasd2003:)

          Be A Good S/W Eng... Life is swing with you..Enjoy..

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          Dileep_Vickey
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          Hi, I think you mean .State property. For eg:- dim adocn as new ADODB.Connection Then we can check whether connection is open or not by adocn.State

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