Recordset and stored procs...HELP

Hi,

I'm building a VB6 front-end to a Access97 db. In Access I have defined some querys/views and a couple of parameterized querys. The last ones is what I'm interrested in using inside VB. HOW?

I started out with defining dataenvironment, connection obj. and command obj. This was fine for extracting info, but I was unable to UPDATE the recordsets I got back to the Access db. ANY SUGGESTIONS?

The reason I tried to use command obj. is that this is the only way I KNOW of using stored procs. inside my Access db.

To get the UPDATE right after extracting recordsets, I started using recordset obj. But how do I use mye stored procs in Access using recordset obj.?!?! Is it possible, or must I write the SQL-sentence??

Please help!

Thomas

[lenin]

Thomas,
can you post some of your source and results please. There should be no problem using the parameters collection in VB to send parameters to a query in Access.

I believe using the command object, with the parameters collection is the correct one.

Hi again,

some of the code goes like this:

'used to pass search-paramenter
Dim i As Integer

Set rs = New Recordset
Set cmdObj = New Command
i = txtIn.Text 'simple cast to integer


'initialize command object
'I tried to set activeConnection using the connection Designer, and I get the same result with this

With cmdObj
.ActiveConnection = "DBQ=D:\Prosjekter\Track\track.mdb;DefaultDir=D:\Prosjekter\Track;Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DriverId=281;Exclusive=0;FIL=MS Access;MaxBufferSize=2048;PageTimeout=5;ReadOnly=0;UID=admin;"
.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
.CommandText = "enOkt"
.Parameters.Append cmdObj.CreateParameter _
("puls",adInteger , adParamInputOutput)
.Parameters("puls").Value = i
'.Execute
End With


'don't know if these have any effect here...

rs.CursorType = adOpenDynamic
rs.LockType = adLockOptimistic

Set rs = cmdObj.Execute

'bind to control
Set txtRes.DataSource = rs
txtRes.DataField = "dato"





Ok, so as you can see. I make a command object. Connect this to the source and executes. No problem so far. I get a recordset(s) back, and bind the field "dato" (date) to a textbox. Still no problem.

Now, I change the value in the textbox with the "dato"-field, and execute a

rs.update

I get a message that goes something like this (from Norwegian..hehe):
"Runtime error 3251. The operation tha was asked for is not supported by the provider" (donno how it goes in English).



I tried to do the same operation using ONLY a recordset obj. That is, opening a recordset without the use of a command- or connection obj. This turns out fine. The only "problem" is that I have to write the SQL-sentence and send it with the recordset. This sullution would be a "client-side" sullution; not using any querys/stored procs in the db. But I WANT to use the "server-side" sollution, using querys that I have made in the db. (Am I difficult...?!


thomas