I could not find a good example in the Technet CD, this is an Access 2.0
database I am trying to open from VB4 - could not get Shell to do the job
for some reason. Thanks for any ideas for example code.
-Larry
I could not find a good example in the Technet CD, this is an Access 2.0
database I am trying to open from VB4 - could not get Shell to do the job
for some reason. Thanks for any ideas for example code.
-Larry
>I could not find a good example in the Technet CD, this is an Access
2.0
>database I am trying to open from VB4 - could not get Shell to do the
job
>for some reason. Thanks for any ideas for example code.
>-Larry
Why not use OLE? It works well enough with Word and Excel, although
I've never really tried it with Access. I've got a booklet from
Microsoft which gives a whole bunch of examples of OLE code - email me
if you want some answers to specific questions.
Regards,
Saul
I have written the following code in Visual Basic 3.0 and it
successfully ran in Visual Basic 4.0.
' this defines the type of variable
Dim db as database
Set db=Opendatabase("the path and name of file")
.
.
.
db.Close
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