Very Computer

by **Darren Shower** » Sat, 23 Feb 2002 00:47:56

Isn't the Edit Method available to the ADO Data Control?
When I type the "." after the control recordset I see that EditMode is
available but I dont see Edit. How do I edit the recordset?

Thanks,
Darren

by **Val Mazu** » Sat, 23 Feb 2002 04:51:22

Hi,

There is no Edit method. If your records was opened as
updatabale, then you can assign values to fileds without
any problems. After you have assigned value, you need to
call Update method to update changes in recordset. If you
recordset was opened as read-only, then you cannot use it.

Val

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>Isn't the Edit Method available to the ADO Data Control?
>When I type the "." after the control recordset I see
that EditMode is
>available but I dont see Edit. How do I edit the
recordset?

>Thanks,
>Darren

>.

by **Ken Halte** » Sat, 23 Feb 2002 05:13:59

Seems like the data control is good for binding to controls only.. the bound
controls will edit the record set. If you need more power, drop the data
control and use ADO code only. There are quite a few samples around..

--
Ken Halter
MS-MVP-VB
Please keep it in the groups..

Quote:> Isn't the Edit Method available to the ADO Data Control?
> When I type the "." after the control recordset I see that EditMode is
> available but I dont see Edit. How do I edit the recordset?

> Thanks,
> Darren

by **Rocky Clar** » Sat, 23 Feb 2002 11:13:44

YEAH! MORE POWER!

> Seems like the data control is good for binding to controls only.. the
bound
> controls will edit the record set. If you need more power, drop the data
> control and use ADO code only. There are quite a few samples around..

> --
> Ken Halter
> MS-MVP-VB
> Please keep it in the groups..

> > Isn't the Edit Method available to the ADO Data Control?
> > When I type the "." after the control recordset I see that EditMode is
> > available but I dont see Edit. How do I edit the recordset?

> > Thanks,
> > Darren

by **Joe** » Sat, 23 Feb 2002 12:44:29

> YEAH! MORE POWER!

> > Seems like the data control is good for binding to controls only.. the
> bound
> > controls will edit the record set. If you need more power, drop the data
> > control and use ADO code only. There are quite a few samples around..

...or maybe even develop a better Data control?

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