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I am trying to update a form that has fields from two seperate tables in my Oracle database. I am unable to do so. Is there any tricks to having two tables on one form? thanks in advance.
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ya..
u can either create two adodc controls and then update them
or u can do it at runtime..
simply at clicking the command button
add this code:
adodc1.recordset.addnew
adodc2.recordset.addnew
adodc1.recordset.fields(<fieldname>)=<textbox name>
adodc2.recordset.fields(<fieldname>)=<textbox name>
adodc1.recordset.update
adodc2.recordset.update
if this cant help then contact me on varnitpoddar@indiatimes.com
Good Luck
Varnit
u can either create two adodc controls and then update them
or u can do it at runtime..
simply at clicking the command button
add this code:
adodc1.recordset.addnew
adodc2.recordset.addnew
adodc1.recordset.fields(<fieldname>)=<textbox name>
adodc2.recordset.fields(<fieldname>)=<textbox name>
adodc1.recordset.update
adodc2.recordset.update
if this cant help then contact me on varnitpoddar@indiatimes.com
Good Luck
Varnit
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