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Search an entered value in the Table
or u can use if .recordcount=0 then lol there are so many ways to do this type of comparisons- zyon
- Post #6
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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printing to multiple printers
u can trace all printer in the system and then use a for to print at one at a time- zyon
- Post #5
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Dlookup in VB Code using "LIKE"
Don't use Like... I think is better to use the 'where' clause for example: select * from database where name='" & text1.text & "'" 'bind the data retrived and then use this: if (datasource.recordset.bof) and (datasoucr.recordset.eof) then 'BOF and EOF true = no record in the...- zyon
- Post #2
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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ADO/DAO speed w/Mdb - dissapointed!
whe u are geting all the records are you binding imidiatly the recordset????? some controls make the binding very slow!!! if u dont need to see all the records at same time, u can use 2 method's. 1st - select [indexed_field] >>>> only the indexed in one 'datadource' then u can move the...- zyon
- Post #15
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
