Changing a record in an Oracle database

How would I go about changing a record in a oracle database, using Ado and a MSHFlexGrid.
Thank you!!!

Does the UPDATE DDL work in your case? BTW, is your Oracle running in Window OS?

How are you editing the boxes in the flexgrid? Are you editing directly, or are you using a 'transparent' textbox?

Either way, in their respective validation events, you can use this code:

VB Code:

Private Sub txtflex_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
 
 
  If KeyAscii = 13 Then
  'ENTER
    
sqlsomething = "UPDATE tablename SET " & objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" & Replace(txtflex.Text, "'", "''") & "' WHERE " & "(SOME CONDITION HERE, SUCH AS PRIMARY KEY);"
 
objconn.BeginTrans
objconn.Execute sqlsomething
objconn.CommitTrans
objrsflx.Update
 
call FunctionToFillFlexGridAgain()
 
txtflex.Visible = False
  
ElseIf KeyAscii = 27 Then
 
txtflex.Visible = False
End If
 
 
End Sub

Note: objrsflx is the recordset I used to fill in the flexgrid, and sqlsomething is the statement to be executed to update the oracle database, and I have used a textbox txtFlex to edit values.

modify as appropriate.
HTH

Is 13 the data in the recordset?
I tried the code, put in my tablename, nothing happened?
I will be changing the data using a command button.

I want to be able to change a string value, to a string value

sqlsomething = "UPDATE tablename SET " & objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" & Replace(txtflex.Text, "'", "''") & "' WHERE " & "(SOME CONDITION HERE, SUCH AS PRIMARY KEY);"

objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" // should I put something where the = is?

txtflex.Text, "'", "''") //or do I put the text in here?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by RachWill
Is 13 the data in the recordset?
I tried the code, put in my tablename, nothing happened?
I will be changing the data using a command button.

I want to be able to change a string value, to a string value

sqlsomething = "UPDATE tablename SET " & objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" & Replace(txtflex.Text, "'", "''") & "' WHERE " & "(SOME CONDITION HERE, SUCH AS PRIMARY KEY);"

objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" // should I put something where the = is?

txtflex.Text, "'", "''") //or do I put the text in here?

Thanks.

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Are you jessejames??? :confused:

You put the text in txtflex, the transparent, borderless textbox.
keyascii= 13 is for when the user presses enter. if the user presses Enter (key 13), then the code to update the database will execute.

Code:

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sqlsomething = "UPDATE tablename SET " & objrsflx.Fields(flex.Col).Name & " = '" & Replace(txtflex.Text, "'", "''") & "' WHERE " & "(SOME CONDITION HERE, SUCH AS PRIMARY KEY);"

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can evaluate to

sqlsomething = "UPDATE tablename SET membername = 'geordie' WHERE memberid = 92;"

"membername" is the name of the column in which you are currently editing.
"geordie" is the value in the textbox.
"memberid" is the primary key of the table, "92" is the value for that current row you are editing.

HTH

Mendhak,
Have you tried the update function on a oracle database?
I tried using your code in oracle and it will not work.

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Originally posted by Pajess
Mendhak,
Have you tried the update function on a oracle database?
I tried using your code in oracle and it will not work.

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Do you have three screennames?!? :eek:

Post the code that you tried. The code I posted is incomplete, it was to give you an idea.

What code did you use, and what error did you get?

What are you going on about three screennames???? There are probably quite a few people wanting to know about oracle.
I just know to "talk" to a oracle database you need commands oracle understands, i'm not sure if oracle would understand update.
That is why I asked have you tested it on a oracle database to see if update does work.

Update didn't work for me.
Mendhak - I have no clue who rachwill is, or pajess, nor do I want to.