Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development
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Harry von Borste
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 Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Hello, we released a new tool for ADO development as freeware: bAsk - blueshell ADO
Survey Kit. It is a DLL that you may link to your VB project, permanently or
during development only. Then you may e.g. launch (via debug window or by
your program code) with View.recMyRecordset a viewer that shows you all the
static and dynamic properties of the object (recMyRecordset in this
example). There are Viewers for all Objects and they are connected. For
example: You may jump from the recordset viewer via its Fields collection to
the field viewer.
More details (and download) at http://www.*-*-*.com/
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Harry von Borstel
Computer Engineering
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 36
D-30659 Hannover
Germany
Phone
+49 511 9054007
Fax
+49 511 9054008
eMail
Web
http://www.*-*-*.com/
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| Mon, 13 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Carl Prothma
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Interesting... FYI... you can also view any of the ADO object values when in VB IDE debug
mode. Just break point on a line after opening the ADO object, then select
"View | Locals Window", then drill down on the ADO object.
--
Thanks,
Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
http://www.able-consulting.com
Quote: > Hello, > we released a new tool for ADO development as freeware: bAsk - blueshell
ADO
> Survey Kit. It is a DLL that you may link to your VB project, permanently
or
> during development only. Then you may e.g. launch (via debug window or by
> your program code) with View.recMyRecordset a viewer that shows you all
the
> static and dynamic properties of the object (recMyRecordset in this
> example). There are Viewers for all Objects and they are connected. For
> example: You may jump from the recordset viewer via its Fields collection
to
> the field viewer.
> More details (and download) at http://www.blueshell.com/bAsk.htm .
> _____
> Harry von Borstel
> Computer Engineering
> Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 36
> D-30659 Hannover
> Germany
> Phone
> +49 511 9054007
> Fax
> +49 511 9054008
> eMail
> Web
> http://www.blueshell.com
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| Wed, 15 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Harry von Borste
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Indeed... ...but did you notice that bAsk presents this data in a way you can use it?
Example 1: The Locals Window shows you that your fld.Attributes is 102,
while bAsk tells you that this consists of adFldMayDefer + adFldUpdateable +
adFldIsNullable + adFldMayBeNull.
Example 2: The Locals Window tells you that your Recordset object's
Properties Collection contains Item1 and Item2 and Item3 and ... and Item67.
You could even open each Item to see what's its Name! bASk gives you a
scrollable list with names and values.
Best regards
- Harry von Borstel
Quote: > Interesting... > FYI... you can also view any of the ADO object values when in VB IDE
debug
> mode. Just break point on a line after opening the ADO object, then
select
> "View | Locals Window", then drill down on the ADO object.
> --
> Thanks,
> Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
> http://www.able-consulting.com
> > Hello,
> > we released a new tool for ADO development as freeware: bAsk - blueshell
> ADO
> > Survey Kit. It is a DLL that you may link to your VB project,
permanently
> or
> > during development only. Then you may e.g. launch (via debug window or
by
> > your program code) with View.recMyRecordset a viewer that shows you all
> the
> > static and dynamic properties of the object (recMyRecordset in this
> > example). There are Viewers for all Objects and they are connected. For
> > example: You may jump from the recordset viewer via its Fields
collection
> to
> > the field viewer.
> > More details (and download) at http://www.blueshell.com/bAsk.htm .
> > _____
> > Harry von Borstel
> > Computer Engineering
> > Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 36
> > D-30659 Hannover
> > Germany
> > Phone
> > +49 511 9054007
> > Fax
> > +49 511 9054008
> > eMail
> > Web
> > http://www.blueshell.com
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| Fri, 17 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Carl Prothma
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Harry, Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does present the data as well as your freeware tool. Good job! --
Thanks,
Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
http://www.able-consulting.com
ADO FAQ: http://www.able-consulting.com/ado_faq.htm
RDS FAQ: http://www.able-consulting.com/rds_faq.htm
Quote: > Indeed... > ...but did you notice that bAsk presents this data in a way you can use
it?
> Example 1: The Locals Window shows you that your fld.Attributes is 102,
> while bAsk tells you that this consists of adFldMayDefer + adFldUpdateable
+
> adFldIsNullable + adFldMayBeNull.
> Example 2: The Locals Window tells you that your Recordset object's
> Properties Collection contains Item1 and Item2 and Item3 and ... and
Item67.
> You could even open each Item to see what's its Name! bASk gives you a
> scrollable list with names and values.
> Best regards
> - Harry von Borstel
> > Interesting...
> > FYI... you can also view any of the ADO object values when in VB IDE
> debug
> > mode. Just break point on a line after opening the ADO object, then
> select
> > "View | Locals Window", then drill down on the ADO object.
> > --
> > Thanks,
> > Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
> > http://www.able-consulting.com
> > > Hello,
> > > we released a new tool for ADO development as freeware: bAsk -
blueshell
> > ADO
> > > Survey Kit. It is a DLL that you may link to your VB project,
> permanently
> > or
> > > during development only. Then you may e.g. launch (via debug window or
> by
> > > your program code) with View.recMyRecordset a viewer that shows you
all
> > the
> > > static and dynamic properties of the object (recMyRecordset in this
> > > example). There are Viewers for all Objects and they are connected.
For
> > > example: You may jump from the recordset viewer via its Fields
> collection
> > to
> > > the field viewer.
> > > More details (and download) at http://www.blueshell.com/bAsk.htm .
> > > _____
> > > Harry von Borstel
> > > Computer Engineering
> > > Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 36
> > > D-30659 Hannover
> > > Germany
> > > Phone
> > > +49 511 9054007
> > > Fax
> > > +49 511 9054008
> > > eMail
> > > Web
> > > http://www.blueshell.com
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| Fri, 17 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Carl Prothma
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Harry, Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does NOT present the data as well as your freeware tool. Good job!
Quote: > Harry, > Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does present the data as well as your > freeware tool. Good job! > --
> Thanks,
> Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
> http://www.able-consulting.com
> ADO FAQ: http://www.able-consulting.com/ado_faq.htm
> RDS FAQ: http://www.able-consulting.com/rds_faq.htm
> > Indeed...
> > ...but did you notice that bAsk presents this data in a way you can use
> it?
> > Example 1: The Locals Window shows you that your fld.Attributes is 102,
> > while bAsk tells you that this consists of adFldMayDefer +
adFldUpdateable
> +
> > adFldIsNullable + adFldMayBeNull.
> > Example 2: The Locals Window tells you that your Recordset object's
> > Properties Collection contains Item1 and Item2 and Item3 and ... and
> Item67.
> > You could even open each Item to see what's its Name! bASk gives you a
> > scrollable list with names and values.
> > Best regards
> > - Harry von Borstel
> > > Interesting...
> > > FYI... you can also view any of the ADO object values when in VB IDE
> > debug
> > > mode. Just break point on a line after opening the ADO object, then
> > select
> > > "View | Locals Window", then drill down on the ADO object.
> > > --
> > > Thanks,
> > > Carl Prothman, MVP, CCP
> > > http://www.able-consulting.com
> > > > Hello,
> > > > we released a new tool for ADO development as freeware: bAsk -
> blueshell
> > > ADO
> > > > Survey Kit. It is a DLL that you may link to your VB project,
> > permanently
> > > or
> > > > during development only. Then you may e.g. launch (via debug window
or
> > by
> > > > your program code) with View.recMyRecordset a viewer that shows you
> all
> > > the
> > > > static and dynamic properties of the object (recMyRecordset in this
> > > > example). There are Viewers for all Objects and they are connected.
> For
> > > > example: You may jump from the recordset viewer via its Fields
> > collection
> > > to
> > > > the field viewer.
> > > > More details (and download) at http://www.blueshell.com/bAsk.htm .
> > > > _____
> > > > Harry von Borstel
> > > > Computer Engineering
> > > > Gerhart-Hauptmann-Weg 36
> > > > D-30659 Hannover
> > > > Germany
> > > > Phone
> > > > +49 511 9054007
> > > > Fax
> > > > +49 511 9054008
> > > > eMail
> > > > Web
> > > > http://www.blueshell.com
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| Fri, 17 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Paul Thornet
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development
Quote: > Harry,
> Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does present the data as well as your
> freeware tool. Good job!
>Harry,
>Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does NOT present the data as well as
>your freeware tool. Good job!
Wow, here's a guy who really changes his mind quickly, or he likes to sit on the fence! <g>
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| Sat, 18 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Carl Prothma
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Paul, It was a correction. I left the word "NOT" out of the sentence in my first reply...
Quote:
> > Harry, > > Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does present the data as well as your > > freeware tool. Good job! > >Harry,
> >Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does NOT present the data as well as
> >your freeware tool. Good job!
> Wow, here's a guy who really changes his mind quickly, or he likes to
> sit on the fence! <g>
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| Sat, 18 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Harry von Borste
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Freeware * New Tool for ADO Development Ok, boys, thanks for your comments! ;-)
- Harry
Quote:
> > Harry, > > Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does present the data as well as your > > freeware tool. Good job! > >Harry,
> >Agreed. The VB "Locals Window" does NOT present the data as well as
> >your freeware tool. Good job!
> Wow, here's a guy who really changes his mind quickly, or he likes to
> sit on the fence! <g>
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| Sat, 18 May 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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