Re: OpenSchema SQLite/dhRichClient3 VB6

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On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 02:24:13 +0200, "Schmidt" <sss@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Question: I'm puzzled about the OpenSchema within the
wrapper found in cConnection. If this is not to work like
the ADO OpenSchema, how does one know this with
the available information?
As I already statet some time ago, currently there's no
documentation available for the RichClient (aside from
a simple online-classview on thecommon.net).
You can browse the current classes and their method-
definitions also in the VB-ObjectExplorer in an even
more comfortable way (supporting a search if you want).

Yes Olaf, I know that you stated that documentation is limited. Trust
me, I cannot forget this. 8^)

The thing is, when I needed to try to figure out for myself how to
display the tables, I took the suggestion to look into ADO to see if I
can find an answer. When I tried that solution (OpenSchema), it
clearly didn't work. And yes, I DID use the VB ObjectBrowser and that
is how I was able to see that there was an OpenSchema there. However,
the VB-OB did not provide me with a list of acceptable constants that
can be passed to OpenSchema, and so without some list somewhere that
spells out the available 'values' (constants) that these wrapper
functions might use (or perhaps they do not?), it leaves me a bit
blind. :-b


And in case of the cConnection there is apparently
no OpenSchema-method available - so this is an area,
where I was not trying to be compatible to ADO,

The above confuses me. When I look at the VB-OB for dhRichClient3 and
locate the cConnection class, it shows one of its members as
OpenSchema() as cRecordset.

???

because (since I've also started with DAO as many others)
I wanted to implement the Schema-Infos behind a nice
DAO-like Object-model because I liked that sometime ago.

The above also confuses me, because I thought my focus should be on
ADO, not DAO. If your wrapper is built with DAO in mind, shouldn't
that be what I should focus on if to master this wrapper?

Thanks!

Webbiz
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