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Thread: Add, Update, Save, Find and Delete records

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    I'm working with VB 6.0 and MS Access 97 as my backend.
    Trying to create buttons with options :-
    'Add','Edit/Update','Save','Find' and 'Delete' to perform the necessary (above
    mentioned) tasks using ADO. How do I go 'bout it???

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    Hi,

    Take a look at www.planetsourcecode.com and search for ADO. There are some examples there.

    Hope this can help you.

    Michel Jr.

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    Hi,

    Planetsourcecode.com, didn't seem to work much for me, thanks! anyway for the response.

    I figured out, how I can Add, Find and Delete records in VB 6.0 to a MS Access 97 database.

    I still am trying to figure out a good way to save any new/modified records to the database.

    Does anyone know?? Do share it with me too....

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    Hi,

    I'm sending an attached file that I got at www.planetsourcecode.com some days ago.

    Hope this can help you.

    Michel Jr.
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    It's my understanding that MS Access databases automatically stores any new information or changes the users put in, am I correct on this anyone?

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    Hi,

    Yes, you´re correct...If you put new data directly into the database without using any program, Access also accepts the changes without problems.

    Michel Jr.

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