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This function retrieves data from MSHFlex Grid and prints it directly to the printer. It determines whether the information should be printed landscape or portrait.

Uses RDO to connect to 2 different (or the same) ODBC specified connections. Allows you to select tables on both sides and creates SQL statements to transfer the Data from the Source Table to the Target Table. Has the Option to Clear or Truncate the Target Table before Transfer. The 2 Tables must have the same amount of fields (of course).It automatically does the single quote thing for the fields that requires it. Easy to convert to ADO. Very nice , easy to use interface. The ODBC connection wil NOT work on NT , although minor changes can easily make this happen. Comments are very Welcome , even from critics.

Add / Remove User Using Access Database User: ADMIN / Password: admin / Level: Administrator

This a Search program that searches for a 'specific record in a database. This is a kind of DISTINCT search. Where u just have to enter the first letter of the data u want and it gives u an output in the grid.

Allows the programmer to create an MS Access table in Visual Basic where the primary key’s field data type is set to AutoNumber. It is not like creating the primary key field in Access where you can select AutoNumber date type. In VB 5 and 6 you can’t request AutoNumber for a field type in the SQL Create Table string, it does not exist. So to create a table in VB where primary key’s numeric field type will be AutoNumber, you have to do it the way the included source code shows. Hope this helps.

Class that allows to create or edit connection strings using datalink of ADO. Suggestions and commentaries are welcome. Vote me!!

This code/tutorial is a beginners guide to connecting to your own SQL Server database.

This is in response to a 'Request for Code' in the discussion forum. It's similar to lots of other submissions of address book style apps. It shows how to create and access a database without any data controls - just by referencing 'Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library'. Purely an introduction to databases - nothing more. A simple address book in 160 lines of code, easily expanded, with lots of comments to guide a beginner through the code.

This little application uses SQLDMO to script out objects in SQL Server 7.0 databases (tables, stored procedures, views, defaults, UDTs, full text indexes, etc.), as well as SQL Agent Jobs, Server logins, Operators, Alerts and Backup Devices. It even lets you save DTS packages as Structured storage file. Can be run in GUI mode or unattended/scheduled from the command-line. The code is a nice example of the use of SQLDMO objects, but even if the code doesn't interest you the application should be useful for SQL Server developers/DBAs who want to generate scripts of their DB objects in a more automated way then SQL Server EM lets you. ------------------------------------------------------------ A short text-file describing use is included. ------------------------------------------------------------ This is not drool-proof paper! Use at your own risk. Don't use on production servers unless your local DBA god has given you explicit permission. Dependencies are described in the included text file. ------------------------------------------------------------ A short (third-party) review of this tool and an executable-only download can be found at http://www.myitforum.com/articles/18/view.asp?id=3117 ------------------------------------------------------------ (Update 20020517 (v2.0.1): Added options to the /DB command-line switch to script out only the user or system databases) ------------------------------------------------------------ (Update 20020701 (v2.1): Server names, login names and authentication modes are now remembered between GUI sessions)

To remedy difficiencies in ADO, namely single criteria in the .FIND method. We encapsulated an ADODB.Recordset within a vb6 class module, and created four methods (FindFirst, FindLast, FindNext, FindPrevious) which allow for more that one criteria.

This will show new people to VB or Vb and Database's the basic's of using ADO with VB and access databases. *PLEASE VOTE*

This is to show new developers to Databases how to develop applications with VB and ADO. It is very well formated, step by step. And if you like it Please vote!

This is to show developers (mostly new ones) how to use XML / ADO technologies from within VB. I got the XML source code from a project on this site and put it to use! I hope that this will help someone out!

Store Files to Access-DB and restore them from DB to File and more...

I started this application in order to gather somewhere all the code I receive every day from Planet Source Code (actually I gather the URL’s). There are a lot of improvements in this version, plus some bug fixes. Some of these are: importing PSC e-mails directly from the net, importing PSC e-mails from Outlook, better error handling and trace routines. Check out readme.htm for more details. The database now contains e-mails from Dec 14 1999 until Jun 19 2000. I have change (again) the database, so be careful.

Example on how a template can drastically accelerate development time for a Database app. With this template, you just have to drop the text controls you want on the form, modify their tag property (see file _Notes.txt) and modify the SQL string that the form uses to get data and voilà. The code will take care of the MoveFirst, MovePrevious, NewRecord, MoveNext, MoveLast, SaveRecord, DeleteRecord, Undo, Requery, EditRecord and CloseForm. It will automatically enable/disable the controls based on what the user is doing and his location in the rescordset. There is even options (in the tag property) to set default values and field validation (alpha or numeric). Since it's the tag property that drives most of the features of the app, the code is very portable/reusable. The template only uses UNBOUND forms (i.e. there is NO Data Control) and is well commented.

This code creates and maintains a database of multiple users that may use your program. This supports user flags that YOU specify and define as well as a checkpoint system that YOU build! Documentation and sample projects included.

Connect to SQL Server Database ,and see all tables and columns in Treeview , Datagrid. All Stored Procedures ( Names and Texts of SP ) , Triggers ( Names and Texts of Triggers ) Views ( Names and Texts of Views ), Defaults ( Text and Name ) , Constraints ( Text and Name ) Primary Keys ( relationships ) , Foreign Key ( relationships ). Search Engine , Combo1 > TableName | Combo2 > Column Name , Criteria >> with each letter (or any other character ) you type , you will narrow the result. Direct Connection to Enterprise Manager ( with SQL Namespace object lib ) . You can perform full administration and implementation of SQL server and every Database ( if you have those rights ) : Create Trigger , Stored Procedure , Role , Rule , Default , User def. Type. Find out about Table Properties, Permissions , Dependencies,Delete Table. You can use EM interface for Generate Scripts , Manage Indexes . You can call EM interface for managing SQL server security, New Db user, and use EM's wizards for Import and Export DTS . Everything is commented and Constants are attached in two Word .doc files. With Query Builder you can perform very complex queries , Create tables , Update , Insert , Delete . It supports T-SQL commands , so you can perform (almost) everything as you can with Query Analyzer. Sample Queries , are attached as comments inside module. How to manipulate , easy , with more recodsets at the same time. Practically , this is simple console for administration and implementation SQL Server database ,with using full power of EM. I hope that You can find this app. useful . If so , vote. Thanks.

Since MS-Access doesn't support accent insensitive queries by itself (MS SQL Server does as far as I know), I had to create a function that would fix the problem. With this function, it is possible to turn any SQL query into an accent insensitive query. With a few little modifications, it works great with ASP too!

Well, I was trying to make a address book and I couldent think on an interface. So I thought for like 1 hour and I made one and I decided for thoes people out their that want to make an address book, that they could you my interface! If you use this please give me credit and you can re-arranfge it, and do aything to it!