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AnswerRe: DELETE FROM ... not affecting the table? Pin
SimonS28-Jan-02 20:28
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David Wulff31-Jan-02 4:16
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Andrew Peace30-Jan-02 11:35
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David Wulff31-Jan-02 4:15
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Andrew Peace3-Feb-02 13:39
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David Wulff3-Feb-02 14:16
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David Wulff10-Feb-02 8:00
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Andrew Peace10-Feb-02 8:45
Andrew Peace10-Feb-02 8:45 
Not immediately, the following springs to mind but I presume you've already checked these;

1. Is the connection string to the database correct and allowing read/write access? An example of a connection string from one of my programs is;

"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + dbFileName

That's all you should need, the defaults for the rest of the stuff are ok unless you need to use usernames and passwords.

2. Is the command being built as you expect? E.g. make sure that the string actually does equal what you expect when the command is being executed.

3. The database isn't a read-only file (?!) Seems daft but you wouldn't believe the number of times I forget to reset attributes when copying from backup cd's.

Can't think of anything else for now but will try my best to think of something a bit more solid - I know how annoying this kind of thing can be 'cause I'm currently working on a database app too. It's doing my head in 'cause it's got to be written in VB and it's SO repetetive. Maybe a code snippet might be useful if possible?

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Andrew.
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David Wulff10-Feb-02 8:56
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