I\'m at a loss on how I can return a readable recordset from a function in classic ASP. This is what I came up with, but it\'s not working:
I\'m trying to import tables from a FoxPro 9.0 database into Access 2003. So far, from Google searches and many trials, the only way for me to connect to the tables is through an OLE DB connection pro
I am trying to update a control in a subform. Actually I am calculating the number of months. here is the code: (开发者_运维技巧which doesn\'t work!)
I am using Access 2003 to access data stored in a SQL Server database via ADO. Most often I obtain the data using stored procedures. I execute the stored procedures via ADO in a separate function that
I have a combobox in Access 2003 whose recordset is obtained from a stored procedure. I need to find a way to add an additional item to the lists programmatically. The stored procedure returns the fol
I have some data stored in SQL Server that contains apostrophes. Within the SQL Server table to apostrophe is escaped. For example the phrase \"Roberts\'s thesis\" is stored as \"Robert\'\'s Thesis\".
I want to access individual records in a classic ADO recordset without enumerating over the entire recordset using .MoveNext.I\'m aware of using AbsolutePosition as well as .Filter =.What\'s the best
In the following AccessVBA code, I am trying to write a record to a memo field called \"Recipient_Display\":
I\'ve been working with a Legacy application which interacts with a database through ADODB, and most of the changes to records follow a fairly straightforward pattern of:
How can I access a \'RecordSet\' within a \'Execute SQL\' task when using SSIS? I have looked at the parameter mapping options within the Execute SQL Task Editor and cannot find a type of object开发者
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