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    A "CALL" method

    Private Sub Command2_Click()
    Rem fetch
    Me.List3.RowSource = ""
    rst.Open "select * from qns_table", cn
    rst.MoveFirst
    Do While Not rst.EOF
    Me.List3.AddItem rst!qnsID & ";" & rst!question & ";"
    rst.MoveNext
    Loop
    rst.Close
    End Sub

    Hello there, i have this command2_click to view all my data in a listbox.
    upon inserting my new record, i'll like the listbox to be refreshed. is there anyway i can "CALL" my Rem fetch? or do i just reuse the codes at where i insert the new record?

    Thank You

    Astro

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    Re: A "CALL" method

    You mean you want to execute the rem fetch again or List3.Refresh
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    Re: A "CALL" method

    Does List3.Refresh actually works? I've tried and it doesn't

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