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I am sorry but are u intending to say that I should modify the structure of the table in Oracle from which I read data into my ORADC data control??Well if that is the case then I'm sorry it's beyond the scope of my project!<br />
Thanx anyways!<br />
Anyone else???<br />

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I am sorry but are u intending to say that I should modify the structure of the table in Oracle from which I read data into my ORADC data control??Well if that is the case then I'm sorry it's beyond the scope of my project!
Thanx anyways!
Anyone else???


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I am using a TDBGrid Control bound to an ORADC Control.Now, there is a problem when I try to update anything but the first record in the grid and VB simply crashes!(Invalid page fault).In order to verify this I used the VBDataForm Wizard and sure enough the error trapped read &quot;Insufficient base table information for updating or refreshing&quot;.I have no idea why this happened as this problem has surfaced only recently!I do know ADO has a problem using adUseClient cursors but if I do it in my code and use a adUseServer cursor it works fine but then the Set ADO.Recordset=res<br />
where res is my created recordset doesnt work! How do I get around this problem??? Anyone???
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I am using a TDBGrid Control bound to an ORADC Control.Now, there is a problem when I try to update anything but the first record in the grid and VB simply crashes!(Invalid page fault).In order to verify this I used the VBDataForm Wizard and sure enough the error trapped read "Insufficient base table information for updating or refreshing".I have no idea why this happened as this problem has surfaced only recently!I do know ADO has a problem using adUseClient cursors but if I do it in my code and use a adUseServer cursor it works fine but then the Set ADO.Recordset=res
where res is my created recordset doesnt work! How do I get around this problem??? Anyone???

VB6/TDBGrid Problem---Answer wanted immediately!!

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