We delete and recreate a query based on what table the user wants to see. Here is the basics of that code:
Dim dbs As Database
Dim rst As Recordset
Dim qdf As QueryDef
'Create the new record set based on our new SELECT statement
Set dbs = OpenDatabase(App.Path &...
We read DB2 tables from our mainframe with no problems using the software DB2 for Windows 95/NT. I believe it is a part of the whole DB2 package. When you install it on the client, it will run through and automatically catalog your DB2 subsystems on the mainframe (you can also configure them...
Linda,<br><br>I believe you need to set up an ODBC DSN for the .dat file, just as you would for a .txt file. When setting up the DSN, you will specify the layout of the columns in your file. You can use the Microsoft Text Driver for the driver, but I've heard it can be...
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I am attempting to write a very simple program. I have a list box filled with report names. If the user single clicks on one of these, I would like to give them a "preview" of the report in a rich text box. The full report is a Crystal report, which I have run a...
Thanks BayRidge! That is a great site! I emailed both tek-tips.com and mvshelp.com URLs to all of my co-workers as well--one can never have too many sources of information!<br>
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Michelle
Thanks bprange. I went ahead and bookmarked the books from the library on IBM's S390 site. I used the IBM books for the AS/400, so I'm familiar with their format. I will keep looking for others as well...<br>
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Thanks again,<br>
Michelle
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I have been programming in COBOL on an AS/400 for about 6 1/2 yrs. and have recently switched to COBOL/MVS on an OS/390 mainframe. Could anyone recommend some books I should purchase to help with the transition? I am looking for reference books, plus any books that would...
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