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  1. Apr 7th, 2003, 05:06 PM #1
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    Using an ADTG file with an ADO recordset [RESOLVED]

    Once I've persisted a recordset into an ATDG (Advanced Table Datagram) file, how do I then load the file into a recordset the next time I need to use it?
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    You can delete the thread if no relevant solution is given to the question.

    The thread like it appears now is not usefull to anybody
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  3. Apr 8th, 2003, 08:44 AM #3
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    I see several uses of not deleting a post, even though it has not been answered. Many times, I am looking for common issues which we Visual Basic programmers face in odd times. Places like these are the best to filter out these issues. You might find them helpful while:

    (1) Studying for exams
    (2) Preparing for a job interview
    (3) Preparing question papers for exams or interviews
    (4) You're stuck up with JUST THAT problem and you see the link has an email ID to the original poster who also eventually had the problem resolved.

    And, by the way, was this the reason you replied to this post? Was it just this that you wanted to say?
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