Hi David,
Many thanks for your suggestion regarding ddoc. I had a look at the
site and the price is right and it certainly looks like a great way to
programmatically create a report.
I'll download the evaluation version and give it a try.
Thanks again!
At 15:17 17/05/2004 +1000, you wrote:
Hi
Murray Moffatt wrote:
Hi Wind,
At 13:02 17/05/2004 +0800, you wrote:
You have two choose:
1. search the windows register for the datasource that you
created using ODBC Control Panel, you can create the same register
entry programmatically.
2. You can just use such a string as your
Hi Wind,
At 13:02 17/05/2004 +0800, you wrote:
You have two choose:
1. search the windows register for the datasource that you created
using ODBC Control Panel, you can create the same register entry
programmatically.
2. You can just use such a string as your ConnectionString
Murray Moffatt wrote:
I'm interested in using SQLite from within a Visual Basic 6 app that
I'm writing. I need reporting features and so was looking at using
Crystal Reports.
I'm guessing that it would be easiest to use SQLite ODBC for accessing
the SQLite database, as the VB tools and Crystal
Hi Greg,
Many thanks for your reply to my questions.
I had a quick look at ActiveReports but once I saw the $499 price tag I
didn't bother going any further. That's way too much to spend on my little
freeware program! The only reason I was looking at Crystal Reports is
because I already have
Hi Murray,
Can I make a suggestion or two. Firstly I wouldn't use Crystal Report. It
sucks and I hate it , have a look at ActiveReports from DataDynamics
Version 2.0 is fantastic and very light on it's feet (small). The price is
great as well.
Also ActiveReport supports ADO , DAO, RDO and
Hi all,
I am using sqlite ver 2.8.12. and I want to do the SQL statement with offset and
limit:
but the error occurs at the offset
sqlite> select * from tbl offset 4 limit 5;
SQL error: near "4": syntax error
Is the SQL query wrong ?what is the correct SQL query if it is wrong? thx all!
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