Tom, A Real BIG Thanks

[Syrus]

Tom I dont know how to express my thanks.
I cant describe it words.
All that i can write is "Thanks A Lot"

I wish All the very best for you for your future plans.
May God shower the ever best possible blessings for you.

Thanks Thanks.... thanks

Syrus







"Tom Wilson" <CyberCyclist@msn.com> wrote:
>
>If my previous suggestion didn't work, try setting the Source property to
>"Select Count(*) as CountRecords from MyTable Where my_code='myValue'"
>
>This should only return 1 record with 1 field. That field should have the
>number of records that conform to the where clause.
>
>"Tom Wilson" <CyberCyclist@msn.com> wrote:
>>
>>I didn't change the recordset properties.
>>Try a static, client side recordset.
>>
>>>>> Dim Rs as ADODB.Recordset
>>
>>>>> Set Rs = New ADODB.Recordset
>> With Rs
>> .CursorType = adOpenStatic
>> .CursorLocation = adClient
>> Set .ActiveConnection = Conn
>> .Source = "Select Count(*) from MyTable Where my_code='myValue'"
>> .Open
>> end With
>>
>>>> If Rs.Fields(0) >= 1 Then
>>>> MsgBox "This Rec Already exists"
>>>> End If
>>
>>Hope this helps.
>>
>>
>

[MARTIN]

"Michael Miller" <millerassoc@home.com> wrote:
>A VERY BIG THANK YOU. I WILL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL TONIGHT TO TRY IT OUT,
I WILL LET YOU KNOW...THANKS AGAIN

MARTIN

>Hi Martin,
>I currently have an app running on Access97, but I think you only have to
>choose Jet 4.0 as I have it below. Here is my connection string (all one
>line):
>Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\EarlyWarn\Data\EarlWarn.mdb;Mode=ReadWrite|Share
>Deny None;Persist Security Info=False
>
>Also, you can create a .UDL file in the Windows Explorer (file manager)-I
>have Win98- as follows:
>1. right click in the right window of the explorer and select New, text
file.
>
>2. Change the name of the file to something that describes the connection
><like my app's name Earlwarn.UDL>. If I were to have more than one db,
then
>I would probably name it what I am connecting to, like "Access2000Connection.UDL"
>Be sure to make the extension .UDL
>
>3. Then right click the udl file and select Open. It will bring you into
>a dialog the same as in the properties window of VB. Start with the properties
>tab and select Jet 4. Then follow the rest of the tabs.
>
>4 This makes a special file, similar to an .INI file, that holds your connection
>string.
>Put that file in your applications source code path and where you put your
>.EXE into.
>Then you then refer to that file, in the App.Path, in your code as:
>Private Sub Form_Load()
>
> 'Make Connection
> Set cnnADODemographic = New ADODB.Connection
> cnnADODemographic.ConnectionString = "File Name=" & App.Path & "\" &
>gcon_strUDLFile
>'all one line and where I declared gcon_strUDLFile as a constant in my bas
>module, holding the actual filename (Public Const gcon_strUDLFile As String
>= "Earlwarn.UDL")
>'code continues
> cnnADODemographic.CursorLocation = adUseClient
> cnnADODemographic.Open
>
>HTH,
>Michael
>
>"martin" <clejulmar@altavista.com> wrote:
>>
>>I am a sql server user and I have to develop a database application with
>a
>>msaccess 2000 database
>>What is the problem???
>>Connection string??? Cursor type???? References used???
>

[Tom Wilson]

Glad I could help.

"Syrus" <sanjivus@aol.com> wrote:
>
>Tom I dont know how to express my thanks.
>I cant describe it words.
>All that i can write is "Thanks A Lot"
>
>I wish All the very best for you for your future plans.
>May God shower the ever best possible blessings for you.
>
>Thanks Thanks.... thanks
>
>Syrus
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>"Tom Wilson" <CyberCyclist@msn.com> wrote:
>>
>>If my previous suggestion didn't work, try setting the Source property
to
>>"Select Count(*) as CountRecords from MyTable Where my_code='myValue'"
>>
>>This should only return 1 record with 1 field. That field should have
the
>>number of records that conform to the where clause.
>>
>>"Tom Wilson" <CyberCyclist@msn.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>I didn't change the recordset properties.
>>>Try a static, client side recordset.
>>>
>>>>>> Dim Rs as ADODB.Recordset
>>>
>>>>>> Set Rs = New ADODB.Recordset
>>> With Rs
>>> .CursorType = adOpenStatic
>>> .CursorLocation = adClient
>>> Set .ActiveConnection = Conn
>>> .Source = "Select Count(*) from MyTable Where my_code='myValue'"
>>> .Open
>>> end With
>>>
>>>>> If Rs.Fields(0) >= 1 Then
>>>>> MsgBox "This Rec Already exists"
>>>>> End If
>>>
>>>Hope this helps.
>>>
>>>
>>
>