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Converting a VB6 lookup-datacombo to VB.NET

Asked by hveluwen in .NET

Tags: datacombo, vb6

I'm in the process of converting a large ADO based VB6 database application to VB.NET. There are about 70 dataforms, and most of them have one or more datacombos on them that operate as lookup combos, using the DataField, BoundColumn, ListField, RowSource and DataSource properties.

For the time being, I want to continue to use ADO (2.7) rather than ADO.NET, maybe perform that conversion at a later stage.

The VB6 Conversion Wizard converts VB6's DataCombo controls into AxMSDataListLib.AxDataCombo controls that lack the DataField and DataSource properties; there is no code generated to add any data bindings to the combo boxes.

So my question is: can the AxMSDataListLib.AxDataCombo control be programmed to behave exactly as a VB6 DataCombo control as a lookup combo?

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Converting a VB6 lookup-datacombo to VB.NET

Asked by hveluwen in .NET

Tags: datacombo, vb6

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