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Pl.close this question<br />
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Sanyogita
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Why 250 + 50 points are not added to my current points as I have closed two question worth 250 and 50 points respectively. Also <br />
I am not getting any answer to my current question regarding class (100 points). Could you tell me reason?<br />
Pl. give me some reply.<br />
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Sanyogita<br />
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Sanyogita
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Why 250 + 50 points are not added to my current points as I have closed two question worth 250 and 50 points respectively. Also
I am not getting any answer to my current question regarding class (100 points). Could you tell me reason?
Pl. give me some reply.


Sanyogita


Sanyogita

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Pl. give me refund of this question as I did not get answer i.e. 250 points.<br />
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Sanyogita
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Pl. give me refund of this question as I did not get answer i.e. 250 points.

Sanyogita

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I am working in visual basic 6 &amp;&nbsp;Informix 7.2. I want to create a toolbar with add,delete,update,edit buttons.This toolbar is attached to different forms. I want to do above data manipulation through above buttons in these forms i.e on clicking add button I should be able to add record in current form and so on. <br />
I am not getting how to write generalised code to do above task.I am using treeview to open form.<br />
I have to use bound or unbound form?<br />
explain me how with example.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Sanyogita<br />

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I am working in visual basic 6 & Informix 7.2. I want to create a toolbar with add,delete,update,edit buttons.This toolbar is attached to different forms. I want to do above data manipulation through above buttons in these forms i.e on clicking add button I should be able to add record in current form and so on. 
I am not getting how to write generalised code to do above task.I am using treeview to open form.
I have to use bound or unbound form?
explain me how with example.

Regards,

Sanyogita


data manipulation

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