save data from datagrid in text file using vb6

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I already build the datagrid in vb6. Now my problem is i don't know how to save the data in datagrid into the textfile. Anyone can help me? Thanks.

Posted 26-Aug-10 21:08pm

hykiat

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Christian Graus 27-Aug-10 3:09am

VB6 is obsolete. Why not learn a modern language ?

hykiat 27-Aug-10 3:34am

because i had been ask to use vb6. So i really need help from you all.

Christian Graus 27-Aug-10 3:44am

Well, VB6 is crap, why would anyone ask you to use it ? Either way, I've never used it ( refer: it's crap ) and because it's obsolete, you'll find it hard to find help for it.

casio5678 19-Feb-11 6:00am

Thats true.To days .net is tomorrows crap.

Goutam Patra 27-Aug-10 3:54am

In which part do you want help? Loop through the grid or saving it into text file?

hykiat 27-Aug-10 4:17am

save it into text file...

hykiat 27-Aug-10 4:24am

or you have idea how to get the data from database then save it as text file with vb6? because my main point is to get the data from database and save it as text file.

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Goutam Patra · Answer 1 · 2010-08-26T22:24:00

Saving into text file will be like this

'Open the File with a handler #1

Open "c:\xx.txt" for output as #1

Do  While ...
  ''' ......
  '''' Create your line to be printed strLine
  'Write a single line
  Print #1, strLine
  ''''' ...
Loop

'Close the file

Close #1

Now try yourself. I havent use these codes a long time.

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2010-08-26T22:39:00

Solution 3

You may find several tutorials and samples on the net. See for instance here[^].
:)

Posted 26-Aug-10 22:39pm

CPallini