am trying to save information in to my access database , i created new instance of an ADODB.Connection object and ADODB.Recordset object but visual studio 2005 is given me an error message that ADODB.connection and ADODB.Recordset are definedthis is my code
Public Class Form1
Dim con As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
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i am trying to save information in to my access database , i created new instance of an ADODB.Connection object and ADODB.Recordset object but visual studio 2005 is given me an error message that ADODB.connection and ADODB.Recordset are defined?
this is my code
Public Class Form1
Dim con As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim str As String
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"Error 1 Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'Fields' accepts this number of arguments. "
I have defined my ADODB recordset and when I code stringVariable = recordset!tablefieldname the build throws the exception above. My guess is that I am missing a .NET reference but I am stumped. SQLServer 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 - Visual Basic
How do you change an ADODB recordset to ADO.Net recordset?
View 4 RepliesApplication Type = Windows Forms
DatabaseType = MS Access 2007
I am developing a win form app in vb 2008 combining with ms access 2007 as backend. I am using ADODB.connection and ADODB.Recordset objects.
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I have a piece of software I am converting to ADO.NET from ADODB. In ADODB I can update a recordset by simply.
Dim rs as ADODB.Recordset
rs = query("select * from tblSomethere where something = something")
rs("something").Value = something.Text
rs.Update()
OR IF I WANTED TO ADD
Dim rs as ADODB.Recordset
rs.AddNew()
rs = query("select * from tblSomethere where something = something")
rs("something").Value = something.Text
rs.Update()
I am confused about to easily accomplish this. I know I can use an insert or update command but it would be much easier to do something like this. NOTE: The query just returns a filled RecordSet, it just executes the command and connection without me having to do it all over the place.
I am new in VB.NET.I Developed Project in VB Recently.In VB6.0 i worked on ADODB Recordset by Connecting Access DB.And i wrote SQL Queries in the Functions and these Functions Called in the Recordsets. I will send u my code wich i developed in VB6 in the below.
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I encounter this error as mention in the subject line. I just change from windows XP 32 bits to windows 7 64 bits, and the following code were working fine in windows XP, but in windows 7 I get ambiguous namespace for all the DIM cnn As New ADODB.Connection and DIM rst As New ADODB.Recordset.I Have no idea what is going on.However, the exe that is created from my old XP runs fine on both XP and Windows 7 32 bits but not the Win7 64 bits.
Public Sub mStartConnection()
Dim initPath As String
Dim File_Reader As StreamReader
Try
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I migrate a project from vb 6.0 to vb.net 2008.
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I have a vb program accessing a table in an sql server database. I would like the vb program to wait if it attempts to update a row which is locked in the table. The default behaviour of the recordset seems to be fail immediately with a timeout if the record it wants to update is locked.
The sql server is set to a default lock_timeout of -1 (infinite I believe). Is there a way to have an ADODB recordset wait on a lock (say for 60 seconds) and then fail if it still can't update the record.
I'm in the middle of porting a VB6 product to VB .NET and .NET Framework 3.5, using Visual Studio 2008. Backward compatibility with customer VB6 legacy code is a requirement.Our VB6 product uses the COM ADODB.Recordset objects extensively both internally and in our API. They port directly to VB.NET if I add an adodb interop reference to my VS 2008 project. My question is how long will Microsoft continue to support ADODB.Recordsets in their languages and operating systems? 2018?I'm trying to make a design decision. Since backward compatibility with VB6 is a requirement, I would prefer to leave them in the .NET code. However, if support will be dropped soon in the near future, then I will use ADO.NET datasets instead, and convert between ADODB.Recordsets and datasets until support is dropped.
View 1 RepliesFunction DCount(ByRef Cot As String, ByRef Bang As String, Optional ByRef DK As String
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i wan to bind data from recordset into data grid view, but the data cannot show in the grid view, i try count the row, there are 2 rows of data, but cannot bind into grid view
If Not rs.EOF Then
DataGridView1.DataSource = rs
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This is my code in VB6 used for displaying data into listview using ADODB.recordset. converting this code into VB.net?. So I could load data into my listview easily.
Sub ListViewAdjustColumnWidth(LV As ListView, Optional AccountForHeaders As Boolean)
Dim row As Long, col As Long
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The field's names of hashtable are same of fields adodb.recordsetHow can i import the fields value of hashtable in fields adodb.recordset without do it manually?[code]....
View 1 RepliesI have a very frustrating problem which is not funny to resolve. This is not supposed to have with Visual Studio 2010, NET framework 4.0. I have to be very efficient on this platform that Visual basic 6.0.
The NET platform should be very interesting on C#, and Visual Basic languages.
In Visual Basic 6.0, the Datagrid (OLEDB 6.0 version) could be populated easily using the ADODB.Recordset object by using the following line
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The only way out for me is to use the Add items method using the items from the ADODB.Recordset to add them individually into the NET framework 4.0 Datagrid which is cumbersome code because I need to use For Loops statement etc. This is not good programming practice.I feel like I am going backwards when I am supposed to be moving forward. I use Visual studio 2010 for C# and Visual basic and this should be more fun than Visual basic 6.0 and previous C# 2008 etc. I cannot rely entirely on managed NET framework objects and classes only. I need to use all the objects available to my disposal to programme and come up with powerful Microsoft applications.
I have the following code:
Dim PageNum AS Integer = 1
Dim ThePageSize As Integer = 30
Dim RowCT As Integer = 0
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When I try to run it I get:
"System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: Current Recordset does not support bookmarks. This may be a limitation of the provider or of the selected cursortype."
The error page points to "Objrs.AbsolutePage = PageNum"
what I can do to get around it? It would kind of really stink to show 500 records on one page.
I have a classic ADO command which execs a sproc and returns a RecordSet. This is being executed from a VB.NET using the PIA.However when I .Execute the command, the result returned is not an ADODB.Recordset but a System.__ComObject.
View 1 RepliesI'm using an OLEDB connection to a Sybase database, with ADODB.dll file version 7.10.6070.0 (which comes from the Sybase 12.5 package). I need to be able to open a connection, use a command object to fill a recordset from a stored procedure, then close the connection and pass back a disconnected recordset. My attempts so far fail as every time I close the connection, my recordset also closes (which means it is not disconnected).
Is there a property I must set somewhere to indicate that the recordset should be disconnected? I cannot set Recordset.ActiveConnection = False because I get an exception ("Cannot change the ActiveConnection property of a Recordset object which has a Command object as its source."). I do set the Command.ActiveConnection = False, but that doesn't stop the recordset from closing as soon as I close the connection object.[code]...
I am trying to have my application be able to read in some ADODB Recordset XML files, but I was told by my boss that I cannot have a reference to ADODB. I do not know how this can be accomplished.
View 2 RepliesI have no experience with VS 2008 Express yet. But, I need to use it to make a small VB app for work that connects to an Access database and gets table values.I have no samples to work from. I keep getting the error: Type 'ADODB.Connection' is not defined. How do I create the reference to ActiveX Data Object?
View 2 RepliesI have something strange occuring. The following code works 100% when run in VB2008 Express.When compiled and run onthe same system, it generates the above message.The codebasically opens a Access DB and loops thru the db There is a progress bar (also tried a simplelabel) to display progress using AbsolutePosition.
dbInUse.Open("Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0; Data Source=C:SCDBv4DataSCDBData.mdb")
rsInUse.Open(OpenCommandSQL, dbInUse, ADODB.CursorTypeEnum.adOpenKeyset, ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockOptimistic)
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I am trying to redirect command line output to a list box in a vba macro, and I've found some code that I think might point me in the right direction, but I keep on getting the same error. When I use this code [code]It gives me the error in the title and highlights the first declaration line.What does it take to define a new "process".
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a messagebox appear that show user-defined type not defined i had try another code but it still same error.. i'm using vb6
Why isnt this working?Sub Macro1()
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For some reason this is giving me errors..
Private Sub Button4_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button4.Click
Dim ConnectionString As New ADODB.Connection
Dim rs2 As New ADODB.Recordset
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is there anyway to limit the rows selected in adodb?i had something like this
vb.net
Dim command As New OleDb.OleDbCommand("select*from Table order by Col1 limit 5", connection)
I'm converting a VB6 + ADODB app to VB.NET 2010 and targeting both x86 and x64 I understand that ADO is available in both 32 and 64 bits and that .NET supports it.The VB6 code uses ADODB and ADOX to work with OleDb and Odbc data sources. It also uses the Jet and Replication Objects 2.6 library to compact and copy Access database files (if the uderlying database it's using is Access)I'm wondering if I should consider using OleDbConnection/OdbcConnection in the .NET version of the software or stick with ADO.I've looked at OleDbConnection, OdbcConnection and SqlConnection and can see that porting the old code over would be time consuming and risky.
View 3 RepliesI went through many ado.net documentation but this doesn't seem to get into my matter somehow. It'll be great if anyone can show me how to execute the following function using ado.net coding:
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How can i add Interop.ADODB.dll to my references as i cant seem to find it when i try?
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