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  1. #1
    Tracy Guest

    ADO - join 4 tables


    Hi
    Is it possible using ADO to join 4 tables contained in an Access mdb, each
    contains about 235 fields (so total would be around 940 fields) each table
    has a common primary key field that relates the records as a kind of set
    together. I would then display them on a VB6 form with a tab control with
    text boxes for each field in the recordset. Is this possible ??

    Thanks in advance
    Tracy

  2. #2
    Bill Vaughn Guest

    Re: ADO - join 4 tables


    This is not a function of whether or not "ADO" can do it, it's a function
    of whether the Jet provider can do it. Yes, I would expect Jet to do this,
    but can the Jet provider handle that many columns. I would not be surprised
    if there were a 255 column limit. Try it...

    bv

    "Tracy" <tracy@ak.planet.gen.nz> wrote:
    >
    >Hi
    >Is it possible using ADO to join 4 tables contained in an Access mdb, each
    >contains about 235 fields (so total would be around 940 fields) each table
    >has a common primary key field that relates the records as a kind of set
    >together. I would then display them on a VB6 form with a tab control with
    >text boxes for each field in the recordset. Is this possible ??
    >
    >Thanks in advance
    >Tracy



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