Iain Boyd
Jan 25th, 2000, 09:06 AM
I am using a Datagrid bound to an ADO Data control which is accessing an ACCESS97 database.
I am updating one of the database tables directly via the .Update and .Delete methods.
When I refresh the Data control 'nothing' happens.
A MS Knowledge Base article (Id = Q248833) seems to refer to a similar problem when using DAO. The given resolution is to 'Move the Microsoft DAO 3.51 type library up in priority to just under the Visual Basic type libraries.'.
Can the failure to refresh an ADO Data control be solved in the same way?
If so, how does one go about 'moving the type library up in priority'?
If not, can anyone suggest a solution?
I am updating one of the database tables directly via the .Update and .Delete methods.
When I refresh the Data control 'nothing' happens.
A MS Knowledge Base article (Id = Q248833) seems to refer to a similar problem when using DAO. The given resolution is to 'Move the Microsoft DAO 3.51 type library up in priority to just under the Visual Basic type libraries.'.
Can the failure to refresh an ADO Data control be solved in the same way?
If so, how does one go about 'moving the type library up in priority'?
If not, can anyone suggest a solution?