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|    Eddy Scheire to All    |
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|    08 Dec 04 17:20:57    |
      From: eddy.scheire@skynet.be              Hey all,              I'm doing some modifications on an old VB 5.0 application.              The current code to access an MSAccess DB is :              rsName.Index = Field1       cSeek = Something       cSeek = Trim(cSeek)       rsName.Seek "=", cSeek              This table hasn't got no Primary Key. Now I want to do a Seek on two fields       in this table, but I can't get the code working. I tried something like :              rsName.Index = Field1, Field2       cSeek = Something       cSeek = Trim(cSeek)       cSeek2 = SomethingElse       cSeek2 = Trim(cSeek2)       rsName.Seek "=", cSeek, cSeek2              But that doesn't seem to be the right syntax. Any help is appreciated.              Eddy              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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