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You can create COM object in C/C++ which aggregate recordset object interfaces. I see that you have enouph experience for this.<br />
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Good luck!
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You can create COM object in C/C++ which aggregate recordset object interfaces. I see that you have enouph experience for this.

Good luck!

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I want to write this in VB, not C++. Is there any way to create a class function called open in VB?<br />
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Zaphod.
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I want to write this in VB, not C++. Is there any way to create a class function called open in VB?

Zaphod.

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I know what you mean, but you are better off just naming your methods with descriptive(non-reserved) names like &quot;OpenRecordset&quot;
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I know what you mean, but you are better off just naming your methods with descriptive(non-reserved) names like "OpenRecordset"

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Seeing as how I accidentally posted this question for 0 points, I guess I'll just accept an answer rather than deleting the question.<br />
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Zaphod.
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Seeing as how I accidentally posted this question for 0 points, I guess I'll just accept an answer rather than deleting the question.

Zaphod.

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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to create a class to wrap around an adodb recordset. I am trying to create a disconnected recordset. As a result, certain recordset commands (move next, etc) I want to pass to the recordset but other (open, etc) I want to handle myself. But anyways in terms of user friendliness I want to conform to the adodb recordset interface as much as possible. To do this I need to create a function called open. VB won't let me because open is a reserved word. Is there any way to get around this?<br />
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Zaphod.
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Hi,

I am trying to create a class to wrap around an adodb recordset. I am trying to create a disconnected recordset. As a result, certain recordset commands (move next, etc) I want to pass to the recordset but other (open, etc) I want to handle myself. But anyways in terms of user friendliness I want to conform to the adodb recordset interface as much as possible. To do this I need to create a function called open. VB won't let me because open is a reserved word. Is there any way to get around this?

Zaphod.

Call a function Open

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