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I need to check the existence of records by ID in a loop. Under DAO seek worked much faster than repeatedly running an SQL query under ADO and checking if the resulting recordset is empty. Is ther...
Zones: VB DBDate Answered: 11/10/1999 Views: 0
hi! i wish to write a ID3 Catalogue... how do i seek to the last 128 bytes in a MP3 file, there is a "ID3:" string before.. how do i seek to that position and copy it into a string ? stian
Zones: Delphi ProgrammingDate Answered: 05/29/2000 Views: 0
I understand that using SEEK is better than using .FIND when finding a record in a table since .FIND reads the records in the table in sequential order.  But SEEK requires an index. If I want to...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 07/21/2001 Views: 0
If I right click on Start, my floppy drive goes nuts.  It starts seeking for no reason.  There isn't a disk in the drive either.  I also do not have find fast on the computer.  Sometimes it takes 3...
Zones: Windows 98Date Answered: 07/17/2001 Views: 0
I am using Access2000 Mdb file. Set db = OpenDatabase("c:\accounting\accounting.mdb") Set td = db.OpenRecordset("TheData", dbOpenTable) Set td2 = db.OpenRecordset("DataUnique", dbOpenTable) S...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 04/28/2002 Views: 0
Years ago when I wrote Fortran programs on a DecSystem10, the linker output would give you, by procedure, the procedures referenced. I wrote a little filter that would report, in table form,...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 05/31/2004 Views: 0
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I think this is easy to answer, but I can't find the solution I have this code: SEEK THISFORM.TEXT1.Value IF FOUND()                THISFORM.TEXT2.Value = catalog.title ELSE       MESSAGEBOX("Da...
Zones: FoxProDate Answered: 12/09/2004 Views: 0
A couple weeks ago i was browsing a link to a site that was a kind of an online contact management app. You plugged in your profile, listed past contacts and people looking looking for services mat...
Zones: Internet MarketingDate Answered: 11/22/2005 Views: 0
Ok, below code works, I am just trying to modify to make work another way.  Right now the databases are as follows: I have 2 separate delimited text files, we will call one FILE1 and the other F...
Zones: PerlDate Answered: 11/08/2006 Views: 0
HDAT2 is was chosen to attempt to repair a 40 Gig Segate Hard disk after Sea Tools zero write low level format was unsuccessful (basically the Sea Tools low level format or zero write would hang an...
Zones: Drives / Storage, Hard Drives, Partiti...Date Answered: 03/26/2007 Views: 0