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SQl statement doesn't work why?

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    I'm tryingt o use this statement Adodc.RecordSource = "UPDATE Volenteers SET (Time_In) = '0' " Adodc.RecordSource = "UPDATE Volenteers SET (Time_Out)= '0' " It worked once!!! now after i write some rwecords to te table, and try to clear those specific fields, thet don't clear, any ideas?? VB6 front end w/ MS access 2k DB

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      I'm tryingt o use this statement Adodc.RecordSource = "UPDATE Volenteers SET (Time_In) = '0' " Adodc.RecordSource = "UPDATE Volenteers SET (Time_Out)= '0' " It worked once!!! now after i write some rwecords to te table, and try to clear those specific fields, thet don't clear, any ideas?? VB6 front end w/ MS access 2k DB

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      I'm just taking a stab here but why are you assigning a recordsource property when in actuality you're executing a sql action statement? If you're using VB6 and ADO, you can use the connection object's 'execute' method to execute a sql statement, after which you can refresh your recordsource. *->>Always working on my game, teach me *->>something new. cout << "dav1d\n";

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