This is embarassing! It just came to me, that I should try RECONFIGURING my auto generated data adapter and wallaaaah! my problem was solved!
I should have thought of this in the first place! Since I modified the field size to 255 from 50 of the fields in my .mdb, I should have also...
This is embarassing! I tried RECONFIGURING my auto generated data adapter and my problem was solved!
I should have thought of this in the first place! Since I modified the field size to 255 from 50 of the fields in my .mdb, I should have also reconfigured my auto generated data adapter...
I've given up trying to solve this problem today... maybe i'll try 2morow... I'll try to do a comprehensive search in the net for information... moderators pls. help :((
I've created a form using the data form wizard connecting to a .mdb
Problem: I can't store more than 50 characters in fields of a .mdb
Action taken:
I've set the size of the field = 255
When I input the value directly on ms access, it accepts 255 characters... and can be viewed in the form...
Hi i have the same problem. I'm currently trying to figure this out. I suspect that you need to do something with the sql commands used....
Anyone knows how to solve this problem? thanks
i'm now down to a simple application (used the data form wizard and simple database) in order to check if I'm just experiencing this problem because of a program error.
Even the form created using the data form wizard was unable to store more than 50 characters from the textbox to a field in...
Can't store more than 50 characters in fields in .mdb using vb.net applctn
This is a nice forum! Just finished studying vb.net and started creating my first sample program (a replica of friendster but in windows form).
Problem: I can't store more than 50 characters in fields of a .mdb...
i wished i've joined this forum when I started to create my first sample program. It took me a couple of hours using the object browser before discovering that you need to fill the dataset & the queryview... lol
add a new item using "data form wizard" and study the code... you can pretty well understand how to bind texboxes by then.
Use Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider to connect to your .mdb
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