Hello!

We have two computers and two programmers. One programmer for Ms Access 2000
and one programmer VB6 pro and applicartion.

Access database is large system and i not will transfer data to MDB
directly, it is second programmer work.

My VB6 program generates ASCII.TXT file, data to Access system.

But how access can read and trigger that new ASCII.TXT file is generated
from VB6 program?

Other words: Is access timer function (like VB)? Or how it observe that new
ascii.txt file is ready to read in to access database.

New ascii.txt file is generated automatically about 1 file per minute, from
VB6
program. How access can observe it.

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Jukka

Jukka,

This is not an Access nor an VB classic newsgroup.

For the last are the newsgroups
microsoft.public.vb*
there are a lot by instance
microsoft.public.vb.generaldiscussion

Although there are a lot of persons active in this newsgroup who know much
about VB6, do I think that you get there an answer from persons who are more
actual busy with VB6 than in this newsgroup.

I hope I find your solution

Cor

> Hello!
>
> We have two computers and two programmers. One programmer for Ms Access
2000
> and one programmer VB6 pro and applicartion.
>
> Access database is large system and i not will transfer data to MDB
> directly, it is second programmer work.
>
> My VB6 program generates ASCII.TXT file, data to Access system.
>
> But how access can read and trigger that new ASCII.TXT file is generated
> from VB6 program?
>
> Other words: Is access timer function (like VB)? Or how it observe that
new
> ascii.txt file is ready to read in to access database.
>
> New ascii.txt file is generated automatically about 1 file per minute,
from
> VB6
> program. How access can observe it.
>
> --
> Jukka
>
>

Sorry for wrong newsgroup.

--
Jukka