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Hello jebenson, Thanks a lot, after use the square brackets it's working!!! John.

Hi Jebenson, Dim strSql As String = "update table set number=0;" Dim cmd As New OleDb.OleDbCommand(strSql, connMine) connMine.Open() cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() Doesn't work! Do you have other ideas for updating the table? John.

Hello VB net users, We are trying to update a table with a connection object made in vb dot net ConnMine is an object made in vb net Dim strSql As String = "update table set number=0;" Dim cmd As New OleDb.OleDbCommand(strSql, connMine) connMine.Open() cmd.ExecuteReader() The last line gives...

Hi Dashley, Thanks a lot for the given information!! It is working as I wanted John.

Dear vb .net users, Being programming in Vb .net we are busy to get information from a datagrid that's get's the information from a dataset (msAccess database). With the script: Label1.Text = datagridPeople.CurrentRowIndex() we can find the record that's selected by the event mouse-up. How...

Thanks for the information, John.

Hello VB users, I am trying to place text in a circle with a transparent backcolor: Script for the circle: Graph.FillEllipse(myColor, X, Y, diamCircle, diamCircle) The script for placing text on the circle: Dim colorBlack As New System.Drawing.Color Dim colorTrans As New System.Drawing.Color...

Hello php users, We are making a page with buttons in tabele cells: In a loop from a recordset we are placing the buttons in the cells. <p align="left"><input type="submit" name=<?php echo $values['id']; ?> value="Reply back"></p> The 'id' is an record id. If we press on a button how get we...

Hi chrissie1, Both applications are made by me. To start the 2nd application is possible but to give the 2nd application one or more parameters is for me the question. Hopefully you know script or information how to do it. Nice regards, John, Netherlands.

Dear VB net users, Is there any posibillity to call from a vb net application an other vb net application with a parameter? Can someone give script? Rhanks a lot for reading, John.