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ADO Data Control - Conclusion

Susan Harkins

Conclusion

As you can see, the ADO data control makes simple and quick work of accessing records. Admittedly, this is a simple example that’s not particularly useful. In our next article, we’ll review some of the ADO data control’s many properties, and put them to work to create constructive changes.

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  • Posted by valilupu on 26 Sep 2005

    Well I think the code should look like:
    Private Sub Form_Load()
    dcPekerja.Visible = False
    dcPekerja.ConnectionString = App.Path & "\db1.mdb"
    dcPekerja.RecordSource = "Select * From Table1;"
    E...

  • Answer...

    Posted by Desichoro on 23 Sep 2005

    Hi there... I went though your code and fond one mistake...

    Private Sub Form_Load()
    dcPekerja.Visible = False
    dcPekerja.ConnectionString = App.Path + "db1.mdb"
    dcPekerja.RecordSource = "Selec...

  • Posted by valilupu on 14 Sep 2004

    Or not:confused:

  • Posted by valilupu on 14 Sep 2004

    Well i supose you do have the database in the same directory with the application on the other computer:D

  • helppp!!!!!!!

    Posted by kyoune on 23 Apr 2004

    i'm using adodc to connect to access
    but i'm having problem when i use the application on other pc...
    it say that it cant found the database file...

    i use this coding... but still the error is t...