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  1. May 3rd, 2009, 09:59 AM #1
    snethain
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    Question connection using ADODC

    Hi!
    I have a college project in which I have to establish a connection,VB with MS-Access using ADODC i.e. ADO Data Control.
    I am having a problem with the searching option.
    For eg. I have a database named ACS Mall having a table names Stock and fields Code, Product_Name.
    Now, in the front end, i would provide the code in a textbox and the associated name will be displayed in the other text box in the front end.
    So, please help me with this. Provide with the appropriate code please.
    Please reply fast.

    Thanks,
    Sneha
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  2. May 4th, 2009, 07:03 AM #2
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    Re: connection using ADODC

    Quote Originally Posted by snethain View Post
    Provide with the appropriate code please.
    Please reply fast.
    Sorry, but that is not how someone would ask for a help - everyone arround here is a volunteer and may reply only when he/she has a time and willingness to do so.
    Please remember that. Thanks.

    Anyway, try reading ADO Tutorials right here in this forum - it's one of the first sticky threads.
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  3. May 4th, 2009, 07:35 AM #3
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    Unhappy Re: connection using ADODC

    Well! I understand that point that's why i had requested saying "please", I didn't order anyone to reply.
    Anyways, thank you for replying but I am sorry, I didn't find what I needed in that link.
    Anyways, thanks again.
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  4. May 4th, 2009, 07:40 AM #4
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    Re: connection using ADODC

    People here do not normally just supply someone with code. You show us what you have done. Is there an Error? If so what line is it on. Are the results not what you expected? If so show us what the data looks like and what you expected the results to be.

    What database back end are you using? What is the programing language?

    Then if someone has the time and experience they will try and help you.
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    Sometimes the DBA

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  6. May 7th, 2009, 01:02 AM #5
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    Thumbs up Re: connection using ADODC

    Thnkx a lot for the concern. I have found what i needed.
    Actually, I am new to VB and so i didnt have the idea of the code itself and that's why I needed it......but i have found it.........
    Thnkx once again.
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