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Excellent! &nbsp;<br />
Something so simple and it works - Thanks for pointing it out. &nbsp;I will also use it like you said - With large recordsets!<br />
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Thanks again.........<br />

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Excellent!  
Something so simple and it works - Thanks for pointing it out.  I will also use it like you said - With large recordsets!

Thanks again.........


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Using VB5 Ent., I have written a program using a number of controls (bound &amp;&nbsp;unbound). &nbsp;I've tried updating to VB6 Ent. using ADODC. &nbsp;I have a DBCombo bound to a DAO control to load the contents into the list, which works fine with ADODC. &nbsp;The problem is that I load a DB Grid with a second ADO data control using the bound text from the DBCombo. &nbsp;When I try to assign the grid using sql on the second control without specifying a recordsource, I get an error stating same. &nbsp;I can't use sql in the properties of the ADODC because it is reliant on the bound column of the DBCombo.<br />
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Any ideas would be great.<br />
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Using VB5 Ent., I have written a program using a number of controls (bound & unbound).  I've tried updating to VB6 Ent. using ADODC.  I have a DBCombo bound to a DAO control to load the contents into the list, which works fine with ADODC.  The problem is that I load a DB Grid with a second ADO data control using the bound text from the DBCombo.  When I try to assign the grid using sql on the second control without specifying a recordsource, I get an error stating same.  I can't use sql in the properties of the ADODC because it is reliant on the bound column of the DBCombo.

Any ideas would be great.

   

VB6 &amp; ADODC Using SQL

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VB6 &amp; ADODC Using SQL

VB6 & ADODC Using SQL