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First Cell Empty in Data Grid bound to ADO Data Control

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jfwatso #1 / 3	First Cell Empty in Data Grid bound to ADO Data Control Hello & Help! I am developing with VB6.0, ADO, ODBC. When I set the ConnectionString and RecordSource (at runtime) of ADODC to an ODBC dsn and an SQL statement then REFRESH and display in a data grid the first cell in the first row is EMPTY! Everything else is fine. I cannot seem to find a way to correct it. Any ideas/help would be appreciated! -John W.
Sun, 19 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

jfwatso #2 / 3	First Cell Empty in Data Grid bound to ADO Data Control This problem only occurs when I make the form containing the ADO controls an MDIChild. If I set the MDIChild property to TRUE the first cell shows as blank. BUT if I set the MDIChild property to FALSE the first cell shows correctly! Anybody have any thoughts? Thanks. -John W. Quote: > Hello & Help! > I am developing with VB6.0, ADO, ODBC. > When I set the ConnectionString and RecordSource (at runtime) of ADODC to an > ODBC dsn and an SQL statement then REFRESH and display in a data grid the > first cell in the first row is EMPTY! Everything else is fine. > I cannot seem to find a way to correct it. > Any ideas/help would be appreciated! > -John W.
Mon, 20 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Paul #3 / 3	First Cell Empty in Data Grid bound to ADO Data Control Funny thing - tried Visidata recently with grid layout? Quote: > This problem only occurs when I make the form containing the ADO controls an > MDIChild. > If I set the MDIChild property to TRUE the first cell shows as blank. BUT > if I set the MDIChild property to FALSE the first cell shows correctly! > Anybody have any thoughts? > Thanks. > -John W. > > Hello & Help! > > I am developing with VB6.0, ADO, ODBC. > > When I set the ConnectionString and RecordSource (at runtime) of ADODC to > an > > ODBC dsn and an SQL statement then REFRESH and display in a data grid the > > first cell in the first row is EMPTY! Everything else is fine. > > I cannot seem to find a way to correct it. > > Any ideas/help would be appreciated! > > -John W.
Tue, 21 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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