Add New Field in existing Table (VB6) 
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 Add New Field in existing Table (VB6)

Hello!

I am using the help "CreateField Method" example in MSN help to create a new
Field in an existing Database.Table.   As this example create also a new
Table I try to make changes so it can open a new Field without opening a new
Table.

I tried different Changes without success.  Is it because it is no feasible?

I would appreciate if somebody can help me?

Thanks in advance for your help!



Tue, 17 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 Add New Field in existing Table (VB6)

For what it is worth here is a different method I just used. idxData is an
open DB, tmpTable is the table and IDD is the new field. I'm kinda new at this
vb stuff but it works.

    'add a field
    idxData.Execute "ALTER TABLE tmpTable ADD COLUMN IDD long;"


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Quote:

>Hello!

>I am using the help "CreateField Method" example in MSN help to create a new
>Field in an existing Database.Table.   As this example create also a new
>Table I try to make changes so it can open a new Field without opening a new
>Table.

>I tried different Changes without success.  Is it because it is no feasible?

>I would appreciate if somebody can help me?

>Thanks in advance for your help!

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Wed, 18 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 Add New Field in existing Table (VB6)

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> Subject: Add New Field in existing Table (VB6)

> Newsgroups: comp.databases.visual-dbase,comp.lang.basic.visual.misc,microsoft.public.USASalesInfo.Developer.VisualBasic

> Hello!

> I am using the help "CreateField Method" example in MSN help to create a new
> Field in an existing Database.Table.   As this example create also a new
> Table I try to make changes so it can open a new Field without opening a new
> Table.

> I tried different Changes without success.  Is it because it is no feasible?

> I would appreciate if somebody can help me?

> Thanks in advance for your help!

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