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28 Posted Topics
 | Have you followed a VB6 course anywhere?  |
| | As it is said by the previous writers, you may use a ListView |
| | First of all have you tried to write any coding for this project? And have you installed the SQL Server to your system?Creating a table in the SQl Server is very similar that of you create a table in MS Access DB. |
| | What is your project about?And what do you actually want to show on te Data Report. It is an easy task. No need to write too much of codes like this to create a repaort. If you write the SQL statement correctly inside the Dataenvironment as per the requirement and … |
 | What I suggest is, firstly call the records from the First Table that you need to transfer on to a VB Form on to Text boxes or a ListView.Then save those records in the table you require. Then write the Deleting Codes on to the same Button Following the Saving … |
 | Are you using a running number (Such as Sequence Number) on the table to saving records? If so how do you do it?If you are using the Autonumber, it will give problems when you happened to Delete records on the said table.  |
| | Re: VB6 Error 429 Have you insatlled the VB Service Pack6 also onto the new PC? This is a frequent error appears when the project is to run on another machine than where the project was originally created. Try to Tick the Active X concerned and other necessary Check boxes in the Components menu … |
| | Yes, I agree with Hamza |
| | You may write the Filtering Codes to check in the Password Table in your Database, the Username and Password together that were Typed in the Text Boxes on the VB Form. If both found by the Filtering codes. then below (If Adodc1.EOF = False then) to make appear the Form2 … |
| | You may use a Text Box instead of a Masked Box. There you may set the Password Char to *. Cause, in the Masked Box, it will show the characters that you Type as they are without hiding. |
| | Yes, when you swipe the card the User ID or Whatever it is to be shown on a Text BoxVB Form. Then by a SQL filtering Query, you may check whether that ID no. is already existing in the table of your Access or whatever the DataBase. If it is … |
| | You mean you have a set of questions and for each question there are 4 answers and out of which one has to be the correct answer. And also you have them saved in the database, right? Then you call the questions and the answers in front of the questions …  |
 | You are talking about Update Records, but there is no such coding Adodc1.Recordset.Update or Adodc2.Recordset.Update Also, if you need to Delete 1 or more records, it is not written the relevant coding for deleting. Hope you have got it. |
| | You may use a DataEnvironment connection to do the Printing. Hope you will be able to find the Data Environment control and proceed... |
| | You may try DataGrid1.Clear Then Reload the Data to the Grid with the new call |
| | This is the last line of your answer Text4.Text = (20 / x) / 27.7778 Try like this, it should work as you require Text4.Text = Format((20 / x) / 27.7778, "###,###,##0.00") OR Text4.text = Format(13.9484736273928, "###,###,##0.00") |
| | If you have a Table where the data is already residing, you may call them to any number of Data Grids. And in case if you update the data of Grid1, you can again refresh and and call them either to Grid 1 or Grid 2 or Grid 3 and … |
| | You may use a List View and the LIKE SQL Query to do this. As and when you type in a Text Box, for each letter it will call the relevant records from the table into the List View. But, when the names in the table have the apostrophy and …  |
| | Isuggest you to use the Adodc controls instead of writing adodc coding. Also, you may use a Listview to show the retrieved data instead of a Listbox, which is more effective. Thereby you will not have any row alignment issues. To get the data from desired table you may use … |
| | What you can do is to save the Picture Path. under a field name in the MS Access DB. Then on the Form of the Vb drag and put an Image Box. Then write the relevant codes to Load the Picture to the Image Box. But, if you use SQL … |
| | Instead of using the messy List Box, you may use a List View. |
| | what do you want to do exactly? |
| | I will greatly appreciate, if someone could help me to revert a VB6 Exe. file into Source code file. Cause I have lost my working project as a result of formating my PC. I have a copy of the Exe. file on my Flash memory. Only hope is that to …  |
| | [QUOTE=Krs13;1309187]Hi, I have a login screen where user enters their name and password. The username and password are stored in access. Then when the user opens forms i need their username to appear in the form. Can somebody give me code for that please. Thanks Krs[/QUOTE] I suggest you to … |
| | [QUOTE=PoisonedHeart;1308112]Hi everyone, is there a possible way in moving the position of a picturebox anywhere inside an MDI form? [ATTACH]16691[/ATTACH] I tried to use the picturebox's left and top property through code but when the mdi form is loaded, the picture box is still aligned at the top, or at … |
| | [QUOTE=Krs13;1310579]Hi, I want to update records in the access table which is connected to vb. Can somebody give code for that please. (ie)when i click add button the entered fields should get updated in the tables and the form should be refreshed again to enter datas.[/QUOTE] It's nothing. I cannot …  |
| | Just pull an ADODC control from the Components on to the Form where you have the Datagrid. Right click on ADODC, select ADODCProperties and click, one menu will open for you, Click on Build, highlight Microsoft Jet 4.0 for OLE..., click Next, Find your Database by clicking on the small …  |
| | [QUOTE=VBNew;1306889]Hi, does somebody knows how to convert the password input so it does not appear to the screen as what we type and it appears as special characters like******. thanks![/QUOTE] It's simple. Click on the Text box where you type the Password. Under Properties You'll find Password Char. There you … |
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