ADO Help

[Bill Gauvey]

How can I do this in C++? I have searched for an example, but I can't find
anything. I do not want to use a database connection. If I can do this in
VB, why can I not do it in C++?

' Create three fields
rst.Fields.Append "Text1", adVarChar, 255
rst.Fields.Append "Text2", adVarChar, 255
rst.Fields.Append "Text3", adVarChar, 255

'Open the recordset
rst.Open

' Add a new record
rst.AddNew

' Add some bogus data
rst.Fields.Item("Text1").Value = "Text1 Record "
rst.Fields.Item("Text2").Value = "Text2 Record "
rst.Fields.Item("Text3").Value = "Text3 Record "

'Now update the data
rst.Update

Thanks,

Bill Gauvey

[Bill Gauvey]

I found it finally, a MS KB article - Saving an ADO Recordset to an IStream
[Q242249] - demonstrates how to create a recordset from scratch.



Bill Gauvey <bgauvey@I_HATE_SPAM_acxiom.com> wrote in message
news:3a2c07ac@news.devx.com...
> How can I do this in C++? I have searched for an example, but I can't find
> anything. I do not want to use a database connection. If I can do this in
> VB, why can I not do it in C++?
>
> ' Create three fields
> rst.Fields.Append "Text1", adVarChar, 255
> rst.Fields.Append "Text2", adVarChar, 255
> rst.Fields.Append "Text3", adVarChar, 255
>
> 'Open the recordset
> rst.Open
>
> ' Add a new record
> rst.AddNew
>
> ' Add some bogus data
> rst.Fields.Item("Text1").Value = "Text1 Record "
> rst.Fields.Item("Text2").Value = "Text2 Record "
> rst.Fields.Item("Text3").Value = "Text3 Record "
>
> 'Now update the data
> rst.Update
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill Gauvey
>
>