In Visual Basic 6.0 GridView

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Hello I am Aditya
My problems is...
1. I want to enter directly data by MsFlexGrid in visual basic 6.0 & I am not able to solve this problem?
2. if I attach with data base(sql & access) so data is not editable?
3. I want to attach database & directly enter values in Gridview & save values in gridview to database.

Posted 21-Jun-11 21:22pm

aditya_Pro

Updated 21-Jun-11 22:07pm

Nagy Vilmos

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Christian Graus 22-Jun-11 3:45am

Surely there's still samples online of how to use the flexgrid in VB6, even though VB6 is 10 years obsolete and isn't used by anyone for serious development anymore ? Why would you build skills in something that is obsolete and unsupported ? Why not learn a real language ? VB.NET examples to do this abound on the web, and there's tons of people here using .NET who could answer your questions on it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jun-11 13:55pm

Christian, you say it like it was used in a serious development 10 years ago. Seriously?
--SA

Nagy Vilmos 22-Jun-11 4:08am

Edited for grammar.

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Nagy Vilmos · Answer 1 · 2011-06-21T22:06:00

Solution 1

It's not available simply, but here's[] Microsoft's way of doing it.

Personally, if you will need to do this a lot then create a user control rather than adding it ad-hoc to lots of forms.

Posted 21-Jun-11 22:06pm

Nagy Vilmos

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Menuka Ishan 6-Apr-18 3:45am

Your link is broken.