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  1. LonniePurvis

    Debugging OCX and DLL code simultaneoulsy

    I have written a dll that is referenced from my ocx code. What I would like to do is run the ocx and dll in debug mode at the same time. When the code references the dll, I would like to step through the dll code. I have tried to do this two ways: 1. Setting the dll project to debug using a...
  2. LonniePurvis

    Persistent Variables in a DLL

    I have written a DLL that accesses a registry setting. This DLL is accessed from an ActiveX object we created for Database Access, and XML read/writes. My boss has asked me to created property pages within my ActiveX that can be used to set the ServerName, DatabaseName, UserID, and Password...
  3. LonniePurvis

    Run a query via a variable

    tlbroadbent, You're assumption was correct. I was attempting to act upon the result set after the creation. I was able to get around the problem with SQL 8.0 new variable type TABLE. Thanks for your response.
  4. LonniePurvis

    Run a query via a variable

    I have written a stored procedure that needs to create a temp table with variable column names and column numbers based upon entered parameters. I have some IF...THEN statements which SET a variable equal to a string that should create the table... SET @DTData = 'CREATE TABLE #DTData( Tagname...
  5. LonniePurvis

    ListView w/VBScript

    I would like to utilize the ListView to display a recordset. This recordset always returns 3 columns of data (ProductID, ProductName, ProductDescription). I have been able to create the ColumnHeaders but I can only fill in the first column of the ListView: ListView1.ListItems.Add...

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