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Dec 6th, 2005, 03:45 PM
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Interchanging Record in Database
I am using SQl database
Table Name is : User
structure of the table is
CODE NAME
1010 ABC
1020 XYZ
1030 NIY
CODE Field is Primary Key
PHysically i want to interchange the records. For this I want to implement the following steps in VB
Assigning record to a variable
X = Source Record (any one Record)
Y = Target Record (another record)
Z= Empty
Interchaing the record
Source Record = Z
Target Record = X
Source Record = Y
This is i want. Please can u help how to do this with VB
thanx in advance
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yasi
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Dec 6th, 2005, 08:41 PM
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Re: Interchanging Record in Database
smyasin:
It is hard to figure out just what it is that you want to do.
Usually, when you use a database, you INSERT information into the database; UPDATE or EDIT information that is already in the database; SELECT certain information from the database and things like that.
I don't really understand when you say you "want to interchange records?" And that you want to do it by assigning certain records to varaibles?
Have you made a connection to your database?
That would be one of the first things you would need to do.
The code for doing that would be something like this:
[Visual Basic Code]-----------------------------------------------------
ConnectionString = "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1; User ID=sa; password=; & _
"Initial Catalog=YourDatabaseName"
[/Visual Basic Code]-----------------------------------------------------
After you have connected to your database you can write code to do whatever it is you want to do such as display certain fields in textboxes, datagrids, or controls such as that.
Then you could change any of the information in any of the fields and UPDATE your database.
I don't have any idea how many records are going to be in your database, but if it is just a very few perhap yo don't need a data base and could use an array instead.
Perhaps if you would post a little more information someone here can help you do whatever it is you want to do.
I am not sure that this helps you a lot, but I can't really tell you a whole lot more without knowing more about what you are trying to do.
Good Luck
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