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The following example will illustrate how to build a relatively powerful database application using

by ahamedferrari (2 Submissions)
Category: Databases/Data Access/DAO/ADO
Compatability: VB 6.0
Difficulty: Unknown Difficulty
Originally Published: Thu 8th October 2009
Date Added: Mon 8th February 2021
Rating: (1 Votes)

The following example will illustrate how to build a relatively powerful database application using ADO data control.

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 The properties of all  the controls are listed as follow:
Form Name  frmBookTitle
Form Caption  Book Titles -ADOApplication
ADO Name  adoBooks
Label1 Name  lblApp
Label1 Caption  Book Titles
Label 2 Name  lblTitle
Label2 Caption  Title :
Label3 Name  lblYear
Label3 Caption  Year Published:
Label4 Name  lblISBN
Label4 Caption  ISBN:
Labe5 Name  lblPubID
Label5 Caption  Publisher's ID:
Label6 Name  lblSubject
Label6 Caption  Subject :
TextBox1 Name  txtitle
TextBox1 DataField  Title
TextBox1 DataSource  adoBooks
TextBox2 Name  txtPub
TextBox2 DataField   Year Published
TextBox2 DataSource  adoBooks
TextBox3 Name  txtISBN
TextBox3 DataField  ISBN
TextBox3 DataSource  adoBooks
TextBox4 Name  txtPubID
TextBox4 DataField   PubID
TextBox4 DataSource  adoBooks
TextBox5 Name  txtSubject
TextBox5 DataField   Subject
TextBox5 DataSource  adoBooks
Command Button1 Name   cmdSave
Command Button1 Caption  &Save
Command Button2 Name   cmdAdd
Command Button2 Caption  &Add
Command Button3 Name   cmdDelete
Command Button3 Caption  &Delete
Command Button4 Name   cmdCancel
Command Button4 Caption  &Cancel
Command Button5 Name   cmdPrev
Command Button5 Caption  &<
Command Button6 Name   cmdNext
Command Button6 Caption  &>
Command Button7 Name   cmdExit
Command Button7 Caption  E&xit

 

To be able to access and manage a database, you need to connect the ADO data control to a database file. We are going to use BIBLIO.MDB that comes with VB6. To connect ADO to this database file , follow the steps below:

a) Click on the ADO control on the form and open up the properties window.

b) Click on the ConnectionString property, the following dialog box will appear.

when the dialog box appear, select the Use Connection String's Option. Next, click build and at the Data Link dialog box, double-Click the option labeled Microsoft Jet 3.51 OLE DB provider.

 After that, click the Next button to select the file BIBLO.MDB. You can click on Text Connection to ensure proper connection of the database file. Click OK to finish the connection.

Finally, click on the RecordSource property and set the command type to adCmd Table and Table name to Titles. Now you are ready to use the database file.

 

Now, you need to write code for all the command buttons. After which, you can make the ADO control invisible.

 

 

For the Save button, the program codes are as follow:

    Private Sub cmdSave_Click()

        adoBooks.Recordset.Fields("Title") = txtTitle.Text
        adoBooks.Recordset.Fields("Year Published") = txtPub.Text
        adoBooks.Recordset.Fields("ISBN") = txtISBN.Text
        adoBooks.Recordset.Fields("PubID") = txtPubID.Text
        adoBooks.Recordset.Fields("Subject") = txtSubject.Text
        adoBooks.Recordset.Update

    End Sub

For the Add button, the program codes are as follow:

        Private Sub cmdAdd_Click()

            adoBooks.Recordset.AddNew

        End Sub

For the Delete button, the program codes are as follow:

        Private Sub cmdDelete_Click()

            Confirm = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to delete this record?", vbYesNo, "Deletion Confirmation")
            If Confirm = vbYes Then
            adoBooks.Recordset.Delete
            MsgBox "Record Deleted!", , "Message"
            Else
            MsgBox "Record Not Deleted!", , "Message"
            End If

        End Sub
         

For the Cancel button, the program codes are as follow:

        Private Sub cmdCancel_Click()

            txtTitle.Text = ""
            txtPub.Text = ""
            txtPubID.Text = ""
            txtISBN.Text = ""
            txtSubject.Text = ""

        End Sub

For the Previous (<) button, the program codes are

        Private Sub cmdPrev_Click()


            If Not adoBooks.Recordset.BOF Then
            adoBooks.Recordset.MovePrevious
            If adoBooks.Recordset.BOF Then
            adoBooks.Recordset.MoveNext
            End If
            End If



            End Sub

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