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1. This can be done using the OpenSchema method of ADODB.Connection.
Set rs = myADOConnection.OpenSchema(adSchemaTables)
While Not rs.EOF
debug.print rs!TABLE_NAME
rs.MoveNext
Wend
2. Don't know, but check out the OpenSchema method.
Øyvind
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Please visit:
http://www.banasoft.com/AVPhone.htm
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I have an application using VB6 SP5 with Crystal Reports 7.0.1.192 installed at around 60 sites. Lately we have been running into application errors at some sites, mostly using WinNT and Win2000. A specific example is:
The instruction at 0x77fcbcbe referenced memory at 0xfffffff8. The memory could not be read.
I've also seen the same thing (diff address) saying memory could not be written. At one site running Win2000 this happens every time a particular Crystal Report is loaded. Other reports work correctly (most of the time), but I have no problems with this report at other sites.
A similar problem happened at another site running NT 4.0 but manifested itself as an automation error. That problem was resolved by replacing MSVCRT40.DLL with a later version, but the Win2000 site won't let me replace it...always get a permission error, even when logged in as administrator.
Does anyone know of a source for tools and/or training in tracking down this type of problem? I've been programming in VB since version 3 and have lots of development experience prior to that, and until recently have been able to resolve every problem encountered, but recently have been hit with a number of problems like this that are driving me nuts.
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I hope this helps, I have run into some 'similar' errors using Crystal Reports 8.5. I ended up writing a program to check the version of particular files that are included in the bootstrap section of the .lst file that is created using Microsoft's package and deployment wizard against those on the client PC that the program would go on. If you find any files on the clients PC that are older in version number than what was included with the bootstrap file, you should recreate the package in the wizard and use a copy of the older version. There is some, but little documentation on MSDN that points to Windows 2000 having a problem(i.e. - security) updating certain files when installing a new application. Hope this helps somewhat, Crystal Reports can be a pain sometimes, I guess we all just have to find our little ways around it.
Nick Parker
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Hi,
I cannot create shortcut in desktop for a dial connection by Visual basic code . May you have any solution for this problem?
Thanks
GSOn
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I need to write quotation mark inside quotation marks. But if I write for example "I said "Yes"..." it is interpreted as two strings. In C++ I would write "I said \"Yes\"...". How to handle this problem in VB?
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Try this:
"I said ""Yes"""
Or this:
"I said " & Chr(34) & "Yes" & Chr(34)
Andy Gaskell, MCSD
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Hello;
I'm in real trouble. I have problem Delphi/4 and ActiveX DLL. Delphi generate error; Reaised Ole Exception, EOleException Error c0000005 Program Terminated message, when i call a function from DLL in Delphi. But Delphi can call all DLL functions properly, if i remove 1 or more function from DLL. That means, i can call any function from Delphi without any problem if i remove 1 function from DLL. ActiveX DLL written and compiled on Visual Basic 6(SP5). I'm using Win'98, Delphi 4, Visual Basic 6(SP5).
Please help me!!!
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Hey, I'm getting a "Type Mismatch error" in VB when I try and pass a string into an ActiveX method. The method parameter comes up and says "As String" when typing in to call the function, and we tried putting it in a variable & just typing the string out in it... I used VC++6.0 to make it, so if there is something i could have done wrong, let me know as to what i might try doing when i make the function when adding a method, etc in VC++ (i made a light control in VC)
~Tim
SHABBA!!
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One possible mismatch is the format used for strings in the two languages. VC++ supports two types, char[] which contains a string followed by a null character, and a CString class, which must be set by a call to it's constructor method. VB includes a basic string type, but any operations done on a string return a VARIANT type unless the function specifies a string type by appending $ to the function name (ie Ucase$ instead of Ucase). So there are many possible mismatches. The very first thing I'd try, though, is to pass by value instead of by reference (the default in VB). The form of this would be
"ByVal sMyString as String". This type of call is used to pass a VB string to a C++ char[] variable.
According to one reference, VB5 Developer's Handbook, you will never be able to use a VB string with a C++ module that wasn't written deliberately for use with VB. That's probably a bit pessimistic, but I'm no expert in either language - still pining for Turbo Pascal, alas...
On A Never-Ending Quest For Enlightenment, and Another Beer
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Try using a Variant.
Hope this helps,
Bill
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Hello;
I'm in real trouble. I have problem Delphi/4 and ActiveX DLL. Delphi generate error; EOleException Error c0000005 Program Terminated message, when i call a function from DLL in Delphi. But Delphi can call all DLL functions properly, if i remove 1 or more function from DLL. That means, i can call any function from Delphi without any problem. ActiveX DLL written and compiled on Visual Basic 6(SP5). I'm using Win'98, Delphi 4, Visual Basic 6(SP5).
Thank you for your helps...
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Hello;
We are using Borland Delphi/4. We want to call DLL function from Delphi. But Delphi generate, process end EOleException c0000005 error when i'm call a function from DLL. DLL has created with Visual Basic 6 (SP6). We are using Win'98. How can i solve that. Please help me...
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Hi, I've been looking through the MSDN Library and can not find any reference to writing to my parallel port. Please could somebody tell me if there is a simple command or control that can do this. Thanks !
regards Justin
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Open the port like you were using a file. Use the name "PAR1". If you want to do serial port access then use "COM1". The number represents the number of the port that you are trying to open.
Build a man a fire, and he will be warm for a day
Light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life!
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Hi
Sorry for using CAPITALS yesterday but I have a habit of doing using capitals.
I am using as OS is ME and VB version 6.
My applications runs well on Windows 98/Me and not on NT and 2000. what happens in windows NT and 2000 is that my software when clicked does nothing doesn’t starts no error codes nothing.
Anyways what my program does it in the starting it checks for the CD-ROM drive with a volume name MARITIMELAW.
How do I do it is by following command
Dim kapil, fs, d, dc, s, n, check, dl
check = 1
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set kapil = fs.drives
For Each d In kapil
s = s & d.driveletter & " - "
If d.DriveType = 4 Then
If d.IsReady = "True" Then
If d.volumename = "MARITIMELAW" Then
n = d.volumename
check = 2
form1.dl = d.driveletter + ":\"
End If
End If
End If
s = s & n & vbCrLf
Next
If check = 1 Then
Form10.Show ‘exit application form
End If
End Sub
If the CD with the volume name is not found my program terminates
If found it makes stores the drive letter with “:\” added to it in a text field i.e. form1.dl
I need that for my further program reference
I have applied a software lock on the program called ccontrol
I will also let you know the dll files I am supplying with the software to make it run are
ASYCFILT.DLL support file
CCCHANGE.EXE lock file
CCLOOK.EXE lock file
CCMOVE.EXE lock file
CCONTROL.SYS lock file
COMCAT.DLL support file
COMDLG32.OCX support file
ML.BAT lock file
ML.EXE application file
MLI.CCC lock file
MSSTDFMT.DLL support file
MSVBVM60.DLL support file
OLEAUT32.DLL support file
OLEPRO32.DLL support file
PROJECT1.DDF support file
README.TXT Readme file
SETUP.EXE Setup application file
SETUP.LST setup file
SETUP.TXT Setup help file
SETUP1.EXE
ST6UNST.EXE
STDOLE2.TLB
ULOCK.BAT lock file
UTIL.EXE lock file
VB6STKIT.DLL support file
After the above written code there is a second step which doesn’t involve anything much except a form display and then clicking on the image to move forward.
In the third form
What I am doing is displaying a image in a picture box and scrolling it with a vertical scroll bar
What I use maximum is loadpicture
And scroll commands that is all.
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Firstly, stop shouting. Typing everything in CAPITALS is very bad manners and most people will likely ignore your post.
Secondly, what error messages are you getting. A VB program should be able to run unmodified on NT/2000 if it runs on 9x machines. You must be using some code that isn't supported on NT/2000 or you are missing some dlls. Or some ActiveX controls haven't been registered.
You'll need to supply more information about your project for us to be able to help.
Michael 
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Without any specifics, your question is difficult to answer...
Did you use an installation package to deploy your app to the NT/2000 machines? If not, those machines probably don't have the VB runtime dll's installed...
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Paul Lyons
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Hi
I have a little problem with VB. Im using a dll in the project and it works fine until i close the application then i get a "CoInitialize has not been called" error?? Why? and its only in debug mode??
/H 
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What DLL are you using? Is the error message a VB generated error or is the DLL generating it? You'll need to post some code or more details for us to assist.
Michael
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The error message is a VB generated error message and the dll im using is a C++ dll (using _stdcall and its NOT a COM dll). The strange thing is that the error message don't appear every time and it never appear if i make a EXE file of the vb project. My source cod:
Vb:
Public Declare Function Data Lib "E:\C++ Program\Test\Debug\Test.dll" _
Alias "_CreateData@4" (ByVal pDb As Long) As Long
Dim Temp As Long
Temp = Data(10)
C++:
.h
extern "C"
{
__declspec(dllexport) long PASCAL CreateData (long iDatabaseId);
}
.cpp
#include "Test.h"
long PASCAL CreateData(long iDatabaseId)
{
return iDatabaseId*10;
}
I would bee so happy if you could help me
/Z
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hi all,
i am writing a program to capture image from quickcam start from video for window. i have been already able to read a frame of data by capSetCallbackOnFrame(). however, i don't know how to add the bitmap header and other neccessaries to make standard bitmap file.
would anyone help me?
thanks,
jim
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You will need to get the type definitions that are defined in the Windows API from the APIViewer program and include them in your program.
You will Need the BITMAPINFO structure. And the BITMAPINFOHEADER. Look at MSDN to see how to fill both of these structures.
Build a man a fire, and he will be warm for a day
Light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life!
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I am working on a project where I need to Launch another program with command Line parameter in VB. The program is MTRUN.EXE from Rational Visual Test. My code works fine on NT and 98 and Win2000 (no Service pack) but it fails on Win 2000 SP1 and SP2 and Win2000 Server.
It will actually launch MTRUN.EXE but then MTRUN.EXE will prematurely die/exit. If I put a break point at the line that will call "CreateProcess" or SHELL, and then use F8, it will work fine...launch MTRUN.EXE and Continue execution as required.
Please what will I do to make it work fine at run mode on Win2000
Bob
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Can you post the code?
Or email it to me and i'll try to help - o_be@hotmail.com
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