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Is there any way to seek or find a record in vb.net similar to ADO in vba?

Asked by hi2way in Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, .NET Framework 2.x

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I have a tree view control.  It is based on a table that has a parent/child relationship built in.  As a result, I can't simply add a filter.  This is because I may need every child, grandchild, etc. of a parent.  In this example, I need to include every case in which a specific value is the parent and then any case in which the first child is a parent of other children and any case the other children are parents, etc.

Previously, in vba, I would simply use findfirst parent = x, findnext parent = x, etc.  What's the best way to handle this in vb.net?Start Free Trial
 
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