What is the significance of 0x200 here?

[Buster Coder]

Hello,

Just a simple (newbie?) question:

What does the 0x200 mean in this snippet:

rsObj.Open("Customers",connstr,ADODB.CursorTypeEnu m.adOpenForwardOnly,ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockReadO nly,0x200);

I've seen other examples where instead of 0x200 there is a 0 or 1.

I looked for this in quite a few places but was unable to find a
definitive answer.

Thanks in advance,
Buster

[John Duval]

Hi Buster,
0x200 is the hex equivalent of 512 decimal. Looking at the doc for
CommandTypeEnum, it looks like this bit represents "adCmdTableDirect":

Check out the docs on CommandTypeEnum here:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms675946.aspx

Hope that helps,
John

Buster Coder wrote:

Hello,

Just a simple (newbie?) question:

What does the 0x200 mean in this snippet:

rsObj.Open("Customers",connstr,ADODB.CursorTypeEnu m.adOpenForwardOnly,ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockReadO nly,0x200);

I've seen other examples where instead of 0x200 there is a 0 or 1.

I looked for this in quite a few places but was unable to find a
definitive answer.

Thanks in advance,
Buster

[Buster Coder]

Hi John,

Thank you so much!!

Buster
John Duval wrote:

Hi Buster,
0x200 is the hex equivalent of 512 decimal. Looking at the doc for
CommandTypeEnum, it looks like this bit represents "adCmdTableDirect":

Check out the docs on CommandTypeEnum here:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms675946.aspx

Hope that helps,
John

Buster Coder wrote:

Hello,

Just a simple (newbie?) question:

What does the 0x200 mean in this snippet:

rsObj.Open("Customers",connstr,ADODB.CursorTypeEnu m.adOpenForwardOnly,ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockReadO nly,0x200);

I've seen other examples where instead of 0x200 there is a 0 or 1.

I looked for this in quite a few places but was unable to find a
definitive answer.

Thanks in advance,
Buster