Re: Editing Data
From: Val Mazur (group51a_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 05/26/04
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Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 21:08:23 -0400
Hi Randy,
If you need to show the data to the client, then you need to create some
form, otherwise how could you show it? What is the actual problem? Do you
need to display the data and restrict editing? If yes, then all you need to
do is to open recordset as read-only.
One more suggestion. Do you get all 6000 row to edit one value? If yes, this
is not the best idea to work with the data. Al you need to do is to select
only the data, which you really need,work with it and apply changes to the
database.
-- Val Mazur Microsoft MVP "Randy" <randy@NoSpamForMe.com> wrote in message news:10b40dh1fg8rl44@corp.supernews.com... > Greetings, > > I am trying to Edit one field of over 6000 records (the field exists for > all > of them). I would like to use ADO, but right now we only use recordsets, > and I don't want to build another form to do it. My boss wants me to use > a > view, which I can do but it isn't editable. > > Any one know of an easy way to do my joins on 2 different tables, allow my > customers to view the records (kind of like a table view) and not build > another form? > > I am using Access 2K and Sql Server 2k. > > TIA > > Randy > >
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