adding a memo feild.
Rob Christiansen
i'm revising my *.mdb file so that each record will hold a memo feild.
At presernt I can't even get my program to work with memo. Searching web
for help doesn't work. Okay, so i need help figuring out this type-memo
data
feild. You say i can't find it here. So where? Please help me.
crazyswede
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Evertjan.
>
> i'm revising my *.mdb file so that each record will hold a memo feild.
> At presernt I can't even get my program to work with memo. Searching web
> for help doesn't work. Okay, so i need help figuring out this type-memo
> data
> feild.
field
> You say i can't find it here.
Who said that?
What is "here"?
> So where? Please help me.
>
> crazyswede
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Gregor Kofler
>
> i'm revising my *.mdb file so that each record will hold a memo feild.
> At presernt I can't even get my program to work with memo. Searching web
> for help doesn't work. Okay, so i need help figuring out this type-memo
> data
> feild. You say i can't find it here. So where? Please help me.
Who? Wot? Flesh out the relevance of your question in an ECMA/JavaScript
newsgroup.
Gregor
Denis McMahon
>
> i'm revising my *.mdb file
I think that's a proprietary database file format used by microsoft. As
far as I recall, you can use visual basic to assemble sql statements to
make any changes to the database, or you can use the access graphical
interface.
I'm not sure what this has to do with javascript?
Rgds
Denis McMahon
Evertjan.
ADO-commands, using SQL-strings, can be used using serverside [classic ASP]
Javascript script to extract data from, enter data into and otherwise
manipulate .mdb files on a server. The same can be done locally with
Javascript scripts on Cscript/Wscript, or in a relaxed security browser, I
think.
However, saying that this NG therefore is the on topic place for ADO-
related Qs, is a bit to much in my view.
A classic ASP NG, like news:microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general seems
more appropriate, if the OP is prepared to show a certain minimum of ADO-
awareness and study, perhaps starting here as an example:
<http://aspjavascript.com/lesson18.asp>
Usenet NGs are not paid helpdesks, after all.
Luuk
i thought Microsoft closed theis newsgroups.....
But this one you are referring to seems to still exists....
(according to: http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/)
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn
> Rob Christiansen meinte:
>> i'm revising my *.mdb file so that each record will hold a memo feild.
>> At presernt I can't even get my program to work with memo. Searching web
>> for help doesn't work. Okay, so i need help figuring out this type-memo
>> data
>> feild. You say i can't find it here. So where? Please help me.
>
> Who? Wot? Flesh out the relevance of your question in an ECMA/JavaScript
> newsgroup.
You do realize that the majority of Developersdex' users, if not all of
them, don't know what they are doing, let alone where they are posting to,
thanks to their faking a Web forum with a botched Web-to-Usenet interface,
don't you? Simply UDP `@news.qwest.net' and your life will be better.
HTH
PointedEars
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Evertjan.
I wrote:
>> A classic ASP NG, like news:microsoft.public.inetserver.asp
> i thought Microsoft closed theis newsgroups.....
>
> But this one you are referring to seems to still exists....
>
> (according to: http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/)
They seem to live on on Usenet as orphans just fine,
being disinherited by big daddy M$$$.