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dhstein
I know there's a way to use the seek method after splitting the database.
I've seen advice like this:
"Keep in mind that Seek only works on table-type recordsets. Once you
split the database in front-end and back-end, you need to have a
global database object that refers to the back-end. Then you can
continue to use Seek. "
But I'm having trouble setting up the connection string and the ODBC
references. I've seen numerous examples but none of them are working for me.
Can anyone suggest a reference book that might make this clear. Thanks for
any help.
I've seen advice like this:
"Keep in mind that Seek only works on table-type recordsets. Once you
split the database in front-end and back-end, you need to have a
global database object that refers to the back-end. Then you can
continue to use Seek. "
But I'm having trouble setting up the connection string and the ODBC
references. I've seen numerous examples but none of them are working for me.
Can anyone suggest a reference book that might make this clear. Thanks for
any help.