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Dbgrid with Sql
Posted on 2000-05-11
I create a SQL’s string, but I don’t know what I have to do for load the results in a dbgrid, I mean, I want the data in which column. I need an example
to fill the columns with the results of the SQL's string.
to fill the columns with the results of the SQL's string.
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set the datasource of your dbgrid to the recordset you create via your sql string...if youre using a data control set its datasource equal to that...if youre using recordset objects
(e.g.,
Dim rs As Recordset
Set rs = New Recordset
rs.Open "Select * from Table")
then set the dbgrid's datasource equal to that recordset
(e.g.,
Dim rs As Recordset
Set rs = New Recordset
rs.Open "Select * from Table")
then set the dbgrid's datasource equal to that recordset
Ti fill the dbgrid just do like azra suggested, but if u want to CHOOSE which field will be showed and in which column, u can right click on the dbgrid, go in properties, tab - columns and there u can specify field and column header for eacgh column, as well as how many column u want to see.
hopes this helps
hopes this helps
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