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ut_VBClassBuilder Rev 2
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5/3/2004 6:02:24 PM |
| By: |
Rob Waibel
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Intermediate |
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SQL Server 7.0 |
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Please See ut_VBClassBuider V3.0.1 ---
Creates VB style Class definitions that include manovering and saving information.
Rev 2 fixes 3 found typos
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 5/12/2004 12:20:08 PM: Fady1956
Excellent job, I am surprised so many people looked at this code and did not even congratulated this effort.
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5/13/2004 8:24:43 AM: Rob Waibel
Thank you. I was begining to think I was the only one still database programming with VB6.
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5/14/2004 8:29:27 AM: Fady1956
by the way, it works on SQL 2000 too, I tested it.
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5/14/2004 10:53:33 AM:
Yes, this is a great idea! To Rob: you arent the only one doing VB6 - there are LOTS of us out there! Companies arent willing to go DotNet so quickly as the trade magazines would want us all to believe. :)
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5/14/2004 2:45:48 PM: Rob Waibel
Thanks. I am fine tuning it a little more. Hope to have Revision 3 in a week or so. =)
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5/18/2004 11:05:27 AM: dotNETJunkie
I did get this to work, but only after converting a lot of double quotes to single quotes and visa versa.
I'm not going to rate you for I did do this on SQL 2000, and not for sure, but I did think that SQL 7 was the same.
To improve the actual class, you could try ditching the recordset object and work with arrays. Check out this article I posted a few years ago. It is with ASP, but the same concepts apply with objects.
http://planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=6368&lngWId=4
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5/27/2004 9:22:56 PM:
thank Y
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7/31/2005 12:04:16 PM: Abdul Raheem
amazing tutorial, thank You Rob. you deserve 5 globs
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