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9.2

Add record to database with DAO problem

Asked by Schuttend in VB Database Programming, VB Script

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Hi,

In attached code snippet I am looping through a database which is working fine.
Next I am trying to test out the correct code to add a new record to the database. I get error messages.
Does somebody perhaps has a solultion?

Regards,
DennisStart Free Trial 
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Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim dbbiblio As Database
Dim rds As Recordset
Set dbbiblio = OpenDatabase("C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VB98\biblio.mdb")
Set rswholetable = dbbiblio.OpenRecordset("Select * from Titles order by title")
 
Do Until rswholetable.EOF = True
Debug.Print rswholetable.Fields("Title") & rswholetable.Fields("ISBN")
rswholetable.MoveNext
Loop
 
 
With rds.Recordset
 
.Fields("Title") = "dennis"
.Fields("ISBN") = "1234"
End With
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