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VB6 code To Save Bitmap File as OLE Object in Access OLE Object Field

Asked by smanthanims in Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Access Database, Databases Miscellaneous

Dear Experts
I am having problems to save barcode bmp files as OLE object in MS Access OLE Object Field

I have a folder containing barcode images numbered sequentially e.g.
110001.bmp, 110002.bmp, 110003.bmp etc
and I have the same numbers in a table in MS Access of Office 2000 in field named 'bcn'
I have another field (OLE object) type named 'bcimages'
I want a solution to save the barcodes in OLE embeded format in MS access through a VB code
for each of the corresponding numbers
I referred to the microsoft URL http://support.microsoft.com/kb/205635

It suggested using datacontrol. But it not accepting MS Access 2000 file
giving a message " unrecognized database format"


I tried to use  ADODB recordset through VB6 code, but I am not finding a way to
bind the OLE field in MS access to OLE active X object in Visual basic 6 through the code

I am writing the code which obviously not working.

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Call fnconn
rsbc.Open "select * from tblbcn", cnacc, 1, 3
rsbc.MoveFirst

While Not rsbc.EOF
Me.Text1.Text = rsbc("bcn")

OLE1.CreateEmbed "c:\barcodetest\" & rsbc("bcn") & ".bmp"
'??? code to bind bcimage in the recordset i.e. rsbc("bcimage")
rsbc.Update
rsbc.MoveNext
Wend

rsbc.Close
Set rsbc = Nothing
cnacc.Close
Set cnacc = Nothing
MsgBox ("over")

End Sub
I am seeking help from experts to complete the code or
any other method that helps to solve my problem
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