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split because the first answer is a first correct answer, but indeed, in a multiuser environment, the second is prime code.<br />

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split because the first answer is a first correct answer, but indeed, in a multiuser environment, the second is prime code.


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Hi, i made a simple program in visual basic 6, that calls a database, stored on a server in a network where i work. What i need is simple, i have add another form to my project where i have put a text box and a command button, i want to put the address of the database in that text box and when i press the cmd button i want the program to store it on the registry where the program is running. I want to store the path of my database, so when i run the program the first thing it does, is check the registry previously created to find the database on the network. I would also like to know how to delete it with another cmd button.<br />
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Thanks a lot,<br />
PCMCIA.
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Hi, i made a simple program in visual basic 6, that calls a database, stored on a server in a network where i work. What i need is simple, i have add another form to my project where i have put a text box and a command button, i want to put the address of the database in that text box and when i press the cmd button i want the program to store it on the registry where the program is running. I want to store the path of my database, so when i run the program the first thing it does, is check the registry previously created to find the database on the network. I would also like to know how to delete it with another cmd button.

Thanks a lot,
PCMCIA.

Registry writing, reading and deleting

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.