i read somewhere on msdn that the .NET CF 2.0 would support the recordset object removing the need to use that useles inthehand wrapper. i have downloaded and installed the framework but i cannot find any docuentation on same. how is the recordset object exposed?
I understand the string.split method extracts the sunstrings into an array but how do is the array index accessed?
or does anyone know of an easier way to extract the csv values?
Adoce 3.1
thanks to skinned knuckles so far. i have installed the inthehand wrapper utility but now i get the following error on the device
adoce 3.0 or 3.1 is not installed despite having the runtime files there.
any suggestions?
Thanks for that information. it is exactly what i wanted, now just to to get down to it. as i mentioned the app is pretty simple, what kind of issues did you experience with it?
No i have al that side going. you were lucky you didnt have a headach for 2 weeks like me! even when i selected the cpu type i had to completley rebuild my system. all i really want to do is create an app that interface with a cdbon the device. no servers or anything.
its only a small system, but the terminal will not have any access to a server. the file wil start off blank and items will be aded as scanned. i only need basic database opertaions like add update delete and move etc. the file will then be taken off and merged on a destop which holds all stock...
I am currently tryng to develop an app on ce.net for stock control. The unit has a built in bar code scanner. I can do everything except connect to the cdb database as all my data icons ar greyed out. i was thinking of creating a text file but a i would much prefer a db for the sync benefits...
is it possable to connexct to a cdb database using the data adapter? all my data icons are unavailable when iu develop for smart device. is there any way to create a db by code? any suggestions greatly appreciated
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