Hi !
I want to know the connection code for connecting visual basic and microsoft access. plese give the detail code for this connection. Actually I tried one code which is as follows:
Dim cn as connection
Dim rs as recordset
Private Sub form()
set cn = new connection
set rs = new recordset
cn.open ="Provider Microsoft Access OLEDB jet4.0, database.mdb"
rs.open"([source],cn,adlockoptim istic,adcmdtext )"
End Sub
I am getting error for the above code as "expected =" after 'rs.open'.
Can u please provide me with the correct code as soon possible?
Waiting for reply
Thanks
Jayanti
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What version of vb are you using?
Hi !
I want to know the connection code for connecting visual basic and microsoft access. plese give the detail code for this connection. Actually I tried one code which is as follows:
Dim cn as connection
Dim rs as recordset
Private Sub form()
set cn = new connection
set rs = new recordset
cn.open ="Provider Microsoft Access OLEDB jet4.0, database.mdb"
rs.open"([source],cn,adlockoptim istic,adcmdtext )"
End Sub
I am getting error for the above code as "expected =" after 'rs.open'.
Can u please provide me with the correct code as soon possible?
Waiting for reply
Thanks
Jayanti
the statement Rs.Open is invalid gramma
it must be: rs.Open "[Source]", cn, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimisti c, adCmdText
and the connection String of cn is invalid too. I'm not sure can it work without correcting, but you must use this:
Cn.Open "Provider =Microsoft.Jet.O ledb.4.0; Data Source= C:\database.mdb;"
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