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Creating Database Programmatically???
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Creating A Blank Access Database?
Creating An Access 97 Database Through VB Code ?
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Creating .exe To Open Access Database
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Creating Database Programmatically???
Dear Sir,
I want to create an access database (MDB 7.0) absolutely programmatically. Starting from creating the database to create all the tables and all types of fields along with all the constraints. Can anybody please help me?
Allow Zero Length When Programmatically Creating A Database
ADOXcatalog.Create "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & DirPath
ADOXcatalog.ActiveConnection = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" _
& DirPath
ADOXtable .Name = "CompanyDetails"
ADOXtable .Columns.Append "Name", adVarWChar, 50
ADOXtable .Columns.Append "Address", adVarWChar, 255
ADOXtable .Columns.Append "Phone", adVarWChar, 20
ADOXtable .Columns.Append "Fax", adVarWChar, 20
ADOXcatalog.Tables.Append ADOXtable
Set ADOXtable = Nothing
Set ADOXcatalog= Nothing
I want to allow each field to have zero length, how do I do this?
Programmatically Creating A Database With Tables.
How can I programmatically create a database and tables selecting the information I want to send to the table from my existing database?
Database Name: TestData.mdb
Table1: Customer
Send this info to the new table :
SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE RepCode = " & myRep, cn, .., ..
Table2: SALES
Send all sales but then I wont display the sale unless the sales customercode is found in the customer file
Creating Dsn Name Programmatically(M.S.Access Driver)
how to create data source name(dsn) programmatically in vb(Microsoft access driver)
Programmatically Export .dbf Files To A New Access Database
I have a list of .dbf files in a specific location, I need to import all these into a New Access Database. Can anyone help?
How To Add A Field Programmatically To Access Database Using ADODB?
I have been trying different things with no luck. I always get an error when trying to append the field.
The last thing I tryed was this:
Public adoConn As New ADODB.Connection
Public adoRS As New ADODB.Recordset
Private Sub cmdContinue_Click()
On Error GoTo ErrorTrap
'Get data from external db
Dim sqlQuery As String
adoRS.CursorLocation = adUseClient
adoConn.OpenSchema adSchemaTables
adoRS.Open "Despatched", adoConn
Dim i As Integer
Dim found As Boolean
For i = 0 To adoRS.Fields.Count - 1
If adoRS(i).Name = "ToFollow" Then
found = True
Exit For
End If
Next i
If Not found Then
'Next line gives an error
adoRS.Fields.Append "ToFollow", adVarChar
MsgBox "Database updated correctly", vbInformation, "Success!"
MsgBox "There was no need to update your database as the required field already existed", vbInformation, "Check completed"
End If
Exit Sub
MsgBox "Error Number: " & Err.Number & vbCrLf & Err.Description & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "Debug Information:" & vbCrLf & _
"Project1.Form1.cmdContinue_Click" & IIf(Erl > 0, "." & Erl, ""), vbCritical, "Error Occurred"
End Sub
Public Sub DisconnectExternal()
End Sub
Public Sub ConnectExternal()
' Matching a single character use underscore '_' eg: 'SMI_H'
adoConn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=" & App.Path & "Mydatabase.mdb;"
End Sub
Any ideas? What can I use to add a field if it does not exist?
I get the error 3219: operation is not allowed in this context... What context does it need?
Help please!!!!
HOWTO: Programmatically Create A DSN For MS-Access Database With VB6
How can I programatically create User DSN In VB6 for MS-Access Database. pls help. its urgent.
Programmatically Installing Access Database During Setup
I packaged my application (using VB6), which includes an Access database on an installation cd. When I want to install the application on a computer, I still have to manually copy and paste the Access database from my installation cd to the destination folder on the computer. And this works fine.
Is there, however, a way to do this automatically/programmatically during the set up? Maybe I have to change something in during the packaging process (I used the Packaging & Depl. Wizard)
How To Programmatically Insert An Ole Object Into An Access Database
I am working on a VBA program in MS outlook in which I am using an ADO connection to update an Access database. It works fine for my text fields, but I am not sure how to update an Embedded Object field. Anyone know how I can do this?
For example I have a database called C:/Test.mdb with table "My_Table" containing a field called "Email_Message" (data type OLE Object). I would like to insert the current Mail Item in my ActiveExplorer window into the "Email_Message" field in the database:
Function LogEmails()
Dim msg As MailItem
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim cn As New ADODB.Connection
Dim strSQL As String
Dim FilePath As String
Set msg = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1)
FilePath = "C:Test.mdb"
Set cn = New ADODB.Connection
With cn
.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
.ConnectionString = "data source=" & FilePath
End With
Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset
strSQL = "UPDATE My_Table SET Email_Message = " & msg & " WHERE Item_ID = 2"
rs.Open strSQL, cn
Set rs = Nothing
End Function
Creating An Dsn Through Vb Programmatically
Respected sirs,
I want to create a key {to create an DSN for ODBC) in the windows 98 registry using VB6.0 programmatically.
After getting tips from this site I wrote the code as follows
Private Sub Command1_Click()
SaveSetting "HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareODBCODBC.INI", "kar", "BufferSize", "65535"
MsgBox "done"
End Sub
when run the above code creates the above key but not in the path as i have specified above.
It creates the key in
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareVB and VBAProgram SettingsHKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareODBCODBC.INIk ar
which is the default path
but I want the key to be in the path
Is there any way to change the default path .
If yes please send me the code.
thanking you
and waiting for a code
Binary Technologies
Creating Access Database...
hi! im a newbie in vb and i usually use data object control in my database but how can i create my own database by coding? i would like to create sort like... if it is january 2004, it would create january2004.mdb... upto (monthyearx).mdb.
in (monthyearx).mdb the tablename is studlog
its field are the ff.
maybe you were just wondering why did i segregate it?...because i would like to know how much space it will consume on my harddrive and looks organize too.
is that possible to do? i have no idea how to do this! help!!!! =(
Creating Access Database
hello i want to create a database program in vb and i want the data base to be stores in a access file. but how do i create the file access database file in the first place. i need to values like name, address, and also a place where i can put a photo for every entry. thanks
Creating A Access Database
I know how to create fields in a access table through vb6, but iwas wondering if their was a way to create a table using vb6.
please help
Creating Access Database..
I dont know where do i have to post this doubt..thats y i had placed the same in both database development and classic VB sections..Please dont misunderstand.....thnx...
well..coming to my problem...I would like to create an access database (access file) at runtime..that means whenever I Clicked on a button for example.. An access database have to be created in the specified path with a name of NOW(),Later i will export some tables into that...
Nothing but like a backup application....
Hope,I explained my problem clearly...
Thanx & regards
Creating A Database In MS Access
I'm trying to create MS Access DB in run time and getting User type not defined error on the bolded line, any one knows why?
VB Code:
Public Sub CreateDB(ByVal pDatabaseUNC As String) Dim ws As Workspace Dim db As Database On Error GoTo Routine_Error 'Create a new Database with the specified name Set ws = DBEngine.Workspaces(0) 'Default Workspace Set db = ws.CreateDatabase(pDatabaseUNC, dbLangGeneral) 'Add a new table to the newly created database CreateTable db, "Some Table" Routine_Error: Set db = Nothing Set ws = Nothing If Err.Number <> 0 Then Err.Raise Err.Number, Err.Source, Err.DescriptionEnd Sub [b]Public Sub CreateTable(ByRef pDB As Database, ByVal pTableName As String)[/b] Dim tbl As TableDef Dim fld As Field On Error GoTo Routine_Error 'Create a table with the specified name in the database provided by the input parameter Set tbl = pDB.CreateTableDef(pTableName) With tbl 'Add fields Set fld = .CreateField("Some Field", dbText, 10) .Fields.Append fld Set fld = .CreateField("Some Other Field", dbText, 20) .Fields.Append fld End With 'Append table to the database pDB.TableDefs.Append tbl Routine_Error: Set fld = Nothing Set tbl = Nothing If Err.Number <> 0 Then Err.Raise Err.Number, Err.Source, Err.DescriptionEnd Sub
Is this the best way to do it or are there any better ways, any help is appreciated!
Creating An Access Database In VB
I have created a access database comprising of only three fields, however my problem is a) I am not too good at access (dunno why) and b) I have NO IDEA how to integrate an Access database into a VB program and get VB to write and read to and from it respectively.
Can anybody help me please??
Creating Access Database In VB
Hello Everyone and Good Day!
I have searched vbCity for the answer to creating a new mdb file in a directory. i have found some sample code and am getting errors. I have the references checked and all that good stuff. Here's what I have in my app:
Dim cn As ADODB.Connection
'Must add reference "Microsoft ADO Ext. 2.x for DDL and Security" to use adox.
Dim NewDB As New ADOX.Catalog
Dim CNStr As String
Dim DBPath As String
DBPath = App.Path + "" + "Database" + "FMS2.mdb"
CNStr = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" _
& "Datasource = " & DBPath
NewDB.Create (CNStr)
' End If
The error that I am getting is this one:
Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)':
Could not find installable ISAM
I don't know what the problem is and would prefer not to use ADOX. Can anyone help me.
Even if you can solve using ADOX, I would appreciate that, too.
Need Help With Creating New Access Database
I am trying to create a Access .MDB file via code. The code I have works. I don't know how to create the different DATA_TYPE for the columns of Access.
the adVarWChar creates a DATA_TYPE of TEXT. My question is how do I create other DATA_TYPEs. I need to create DATE, NUMBER, CURRENCY and set to AUTONUMBER.
****** code sample ******
Public Sub CreateDataBase()
Dim objcat As ADOX.Catalog
Dim objMyTable As New ADOX.Table
Set objcat = New ADOX.Catalog
objcat.Create strConnection
objcat.ActiveConnection = strConnection
With objMyTable
.Name = "Loads" 'the Name of the Table Created
.Columns.Append "DATE_AVAIL", adVarWChar, 20 '<<< needs to be Date
.Columns.Append "ORIGIN", adVarWChar, 50
.Columns.Append "ORIGINST", adVarWChar, 50
.Columns.Append "DEST", adVarWChar, 20
.Columns.Append "DESTST", adVarWChar, 20
.Columns.Append "STOP_OFF", adVarWChar, 20
.Columns.Append "RATE", adVarWChar, 20
.Columns.Append "REC_NUM", adVarWChar, 20 '<<< needs to be numeric and AUTONUMBER
.Columns.Append "CUST_NUM", adVarWChar, 20 '<<< needs to be numeric
.Keys.Append "PrimaryKey", adKeyPrimary, "REC_NUM" 'This names PrimaryKey
End With
objcat.Tables.Append objMyTable
Set objMyTable = Nothing
Set objcat = Nothing
'Create Blank Record
Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset
DTPicker1.Value = Date
txtOrigin.Text = "0"
txtOriginSt.Text = "0"
txtDest.Text = "0"
txtDestSt.Text = "0"
chkBxStopOff.Value = 0
txtRate.Text = "0"
txtRecNum.Text = "0"
txtCustNum.Text = "0"
' Build SQL String
Dim strSQL As String
strSQL = "INSERT INTO [Loads] " & _
" ('" & DTPicker1.Value & "' ," & _
" '" & txtOrigin.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & txtOriginSt.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & txtDest.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & txtDestSt.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & chkBxStopOff.Value & "' ," & _
" '" & txtRate.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & txtRecNum.Text & "' ," & _
" '" & txtCustNum.Text & "' )"
' Connect To Database and Update
Set cn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
With cn
.ConnectionString = App.Path & "Available.mdb"
.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
.Execute (strSQL)
End With
Set cn = Nothing
End Sub
****** end code sample ******
Any ideas on how to do this? Any code would help.
Sample of code is attached.
Thanks in advance Charles
Creating A New Access Database From VB
could someone point me in the proper direction for creating a new Access database from inside VB? checked database control, tabledef & tabledefs controls, recordset control, but can't seem to find a way, any information pointing me in the right direction would be most helpful. Thanks n' advance.
Creating/Registering A DSN Programmatically
I am in the process of converting a project to use ADO instead of RDO. This project creates a DSN "on the fly" using the "rdoRegisterDataSource" method of the RDOEngine object. Is there an equivalent ADO method, or some way to do this that does not use RDO?
Programmatically Creating A .ZIP File
How can I programmatically create and append files to a compression file, specifically a .zip file?
Creating An MS Access Database From Within Excel
Hi All
Is it possible to create an MS Access database from within MS Excel VBA?
I have so far only been able to start another instance of the MS Access application. I now want to be able to :-
1. Create a blank general database
2. Create a blank table with 'n' number of fields of "variant" datatypes
3. Populate this table with data from an already populated Excel VBA array, hence the need for the fields in the table to be of variant datatype! Can this entire array be dumped in to the table in one go or does this need to be done field by field on a record by record basis?
4. Sort this table on 'm' ('m' obviously <= 'n') number of fields in the independently specified sort order for the 'm' sort fields, preferably using appropriate SQL statement to sort the table/query.
5. Repopulate the array with the sorted data. Does this also needs to be done on dataitem by dataitem or can the whole table be dumped back in to the array?
The reason I want to go this path is because of the high degree of probability of having to work with more 65536 rows of data with the need to sort the same on more that 3 fields on independently specified sort order for each of the sort fields - hence would not ordinarily be able to do it on an Excel worksheet or array sorting using quicksort sorting on 3 or 4 dimensions (columns) - the code that I got given by Carl Porch (refer to one of his older posts on this forum so far only works for me for sorting on independent sort order on upto 2 dimensions, I am currently working on this with his assistance to be able to do it on 3 & 4 dimensions).
The other reason of going this way is that I can then have a highly generic "modus operandi" for sorting a dataset on any number of fields on independently specified sort orders for each of the sort fields instead of having specific codes for sorting on 'x' number of fields.
Any assistance shall be highly valued.
Best regards
Deepak Agarwal
Creating An Array From An Access Database
Can anyone tell me what the code would look like to take the records from a field in a database and place them into an array?
Creating A Blank Access Database?
Is there a way to create a blank access database purely from code in VB?
Creating An Access 97 Database Through VB Code ?
Can anyone shed any light on how to create an Access 97 database, on the fly using VB code ??
Creating A Database Application With VB V. Doing It All In Access
Okay, here is the situation:
I want to develop an application that tracks drawings, job costing, and Job tracking. I have been asked to develop the application in Access, instead of VB 6.0. Now I realize that I can do VB codeing in Access, but isn't there a problem with Transactional tracking if I develop the application in Access? What about scalability. If I develop the app seperate from Access, it makes it easier for me to recode for say MySQL, as I am mostly using SQL statements and only in one part of my app am I using Recordsets. Also, although there are few users that will be in the database concurrently, I am concearned about netwrk traffic, as well as the ability of Access to handle those connections, where as if I develop the app through VB independent of Access, I can have Optimistic locking. Can I also do that if I develop through Access though?
Thanks for any help, and insight that you can shed on this.
Creating .exe To Open Access Database
Hi all -
I need to create a new .exe file using VB that will open my Access DB (MHC_Database.mdb) and autofill 2 fields. It needs to fill a specific "UserID" and "Password" fields and hit enter to open the correct form (access takes it from there). I'm green to VB other than minor stuff in Access but have been told I need VB for this. Any ideas would be great. Thanks.
MS Access Database Problem - Creating
i have made a list of possible relationships from my given senario but i am not sure on how to then go about putting it in to an ER diagram and what entities should be there and the attriubutes to go with them. the part i am mainly stuck on is what thing in each entity is going to be the primary key. i have thought to my self that there maybe/has to be one linking table where information from all the different tables join together. i do now that when i start the database/application i need to ask for the persons NHS number and from there i should be able to dervie whether they are an employee or patient at the hospital.
any suggestions would be gratefully accepted.
this is my given senario
The Get Well Hospital (GWH) is considering creating a database to keep track of all aspects of the hospital.
GWH wants to store the information about employees, patients, wards, beds, and treatments in the database.
Each employee has a NHS Number, name, and salary. For some types of employees, additional information should be recorded. For a doctor, the highest degree obtained and where and when the degree is obtained should be recorded. For a nurse, the level of skill (1 to 5) should be recorded.
Each patient has a NHS Number, a name, an address (street, city, county, and postcode), and several contacts (name and phone number). The patient's disease should also be recorded.
GWH has several wards with different functions. Each ward has a number, name, main function, and number of beds.
Each ward has several beds that may contain patients. Beds are numbered within the ward. Two wards could both have a bed 123. The patient will be placed in a bed in a ward relevant to his/her disease.
Several nurses work in each ward and one of them is in charge of the ward. The nurse in charge of a ward must have a level of at least 4. There must be at least the same number of nurses as the number of beds in any ward.
A Patient is admitted to the hospital on the advice of the consultant doctor.
The patient will be treated by a number of doctors with various treatments. Each treatment will begin at a specified date and place, and will be associated with a fee. A unique treatment number is assigned to each treatment. A doctor cannot treat more than 20 patients on any single day. Every treatment has a result that is stored as medical history for the patient.
Creating A Calendar From An Access Database
Hello, I have a question I was hoping I could get some help on.
We have several small access databases where I work, and I am working on one wherer we have the plane flights for the week listed in a query. I need to take this flight listing and create a calendar that will list where flights are going each day, and when pilots have the day off.
First Question: Will VBA and access do this or do I need a full version of VB?
Second Question: Can anyone help? I've looked around for a few days now and haven't found any similar calendar scenarios. Is this possible, or would I be better of using something else? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Creating DataGrid Programmatically Using WebControls
Hi All,
I am trying to Make a component which will make the datagrid programmatically. So I have created a class myDataGrid.vb and in that I am instantiating and creating a DataGrid.
Dim myDataGrid As New DataGrid()
Dim DeleteColumn As New ButtonColumn()
Dim EditColumn As New EditCommandColumn()
With myDataGrid
.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.White
.HeaderStyle.Font.Size = System.Web.UI.WebControls.FontUnit.XSmall
.HeaderStyle.Font.Bold = True
.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.Solid
.ShowFooter = False
.CellPadding = "1"
End With
With DeleteColumn
.ButtonType = ButtonColumnType.LinkButton
.Text = "Delete"
End With
With EditColumn
.ButtonType = ButtonColumnType.LinkButton
.UpdateText = "Post"
.CancelText = "Cancel"
.EditText = "Edit"
End With
Now I have a Procedure which will execute delete:
Sub DeleteLine(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridCommandEventArgs)
'Delete statements
End Sub
My problem is How to add to tell the program to go and execute DeleteLine procedure when the user will click on Delete linkButton on the Grid ????
I tried
AddHandler myDataGrid.DeleteCommand, AddressOf Me.DeleteLine
this doesn't work
I have worked with datagrid and I used datagrid.ondeleteCommand property to specify the procedure to be executed. But when I use the .vb class, ondeleteCommand property is not displayed.
I want to execute the procedure DeleteLine and EditLine depending on whether the user clicks on Delete LinkBUtton or Edit LinkButton.
Please reply,
Thanks a million,
Rishi Chaturvedi
Programmatically Creating Word Docs + RTF?
i wanted to create some reports for my client and dynamcally create some sort of docs in RTF's and Ms Word Docs so he can take the reports any where and view them or even print them ..
I know that using automation you can create an instance of Word and input text etc ... the problem is that the clients wont neccesarily have MS word so i need to use some sort of libary ?? any ideas ??
The same goes for RTF? -- i thought of using the Rick Text Box control but i'm having trouble saving the pics --> it desnt support JPEG and when i insert BMP;'s the file size rockets!
best regards,
sniGGer -- the one & only
V. Sandeep Koniki
Me want MCSD!!!
There is ALWAYS a way out ... its usually staring you in the face!
Need A Little Help Creating My Update Command Programmatically
Can anyone please help with creating this Update command ? When it comes to Parameters I always seem to have a problem.
I have a Header Table an a Detail Table, I need to Update Column 3 in each detail record with the contents of Column 3 in its respective Header record.
Here is my routine so far,
Private Sub Update_Header_Details()
Dim Det_Count As Integer = 0
Dim Head_Count As Integer = 0
Dim i As Integer = 0
Dim j As Integer = 0
Dim Head_DS As DataSet = New DataSet("tbl_Accpac_InvHeader")Dim Head_DA As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter("Select * from tbl_Accpac_InvHeader",Del_Conn)
Head_Count = Head_DA.Fill(Head_DS, "tbl_Accpac_InvHeader")
Dim Detail_UDComm As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand()
Dim Det_Conn As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection
Det_Conn.ConnectionString = My.Settings.VIH_Conn
Detail_UDComm.Connection = Det_Conn
For i = 0 To Head_Count - 1
Dim Detail_DS As DataSet = New DataSet("tbl_Accpac_InvDetails")
Dim selCMD As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand
selCMD.CommandText = "Select * from tbl_Accpac_InvDetails Where Field8 = " + "'" + Head_DS.Tables(0).Rows(i).Item(4) + "'"
Dim Detail_DA As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter(selCMD.CommandText, Del_Conn)
Dim Det_UDCMD As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand()
Det_UDCMD.CommandType = CommandType.Text
Detail_UDComm.CommandText = "Update tbl_Accpac_InvDetails SET Field2 WHERE Field2 = @Field2 "
Detail_UDComm.Parameters.Add("@Field2", SqlDbType.Char, 255, "Field2").Value = Head_DS.Tables(0).Rows(i).Item(2)
Detail_DA.UpdateCommand = Detail_UDComm
Det_Count = Detail_DA.Fill(Detail_DS, "tbl_Accpac_InvDetails")
For j = 0 To Det_Count - 1
Detail_DS.Tables(0).Rows(j).Item(2) = Head_DS.Tables(0).Rows(i).Item(2)
Detail_DA.Update(Detail_DS, "tbl_Accpac_InvDetails")
End Sub
Thanks in advance
Creating A Pie Chart From Data In An Access Database
I have my access database connected to the chart, however I would like my chart to be a pie chart that takes the sales amount for each person and makes them a slice of the pie. Not sure how to set the pie chart to make it work. I currently get a single pie for each person I have. Can anyone help?
This is my database.
name Amount
Sam 3000
Bill 4000
dave 2500
ken 5000
chris 6000
Creating An Access Database, Booleans, Checkboxes
I am using the code below in part to create an Access database. When viewing this database in MSAccess, the boolean field shows either a -1 or 0 for Yes/No (true/false). I know in Access you can set the Display Control under the Lookup tab to either a textbox or checkbox. I need to set this somehow in code to checkbox when I create the database. Does anyone know how?
VB Code:
With tbl Set .ParentCatalog = Cat .Name = "READINGS" .Columns.Append "INTOL", adBoolean .Columns.Append "MMSECDISP", adVarWChar, 30End WithCat.Tables.Append tbl
Creating Access Database, And Tables At Runtime
am making an app which uses a access database, but if the current database becomes corrupt or unreadable, because the user messing with the format of the database...
How would i make a Database in VB, with tables and relationships.
Or is that going to be difficult?
Any help appreciated
Post No. 300
Creating An Access Database Durin Runtime
I want to create an access database during Runtime...and then I wanna create 4 tables in that Database and then those tables will have 5 columns each...how's this possible?? Please help
Adding Records/creating New Access Database In VB
By using code, how'd I add a record to a field?
Creating System Dsn For Access Database Urgent
hai i want to create a system dsn for my access database
how to do that
kindly help me
Creating A CSV File From Access Database Table Using VB6
i have an access file which contain 5 tables , each of these 5 tables contain a number of columns
what am trying to do is , to store the tables of these access files as CSV file using VB6 ( Visual Basic 6)
but am stuck since i didnt get used to use VB6 previously
any suggestions
Creating Workbooks(with Macros And Userforms) Programmatically
I ve a template(.xlt) file.The file contains some macros and a user form.When I open the xlt file i get the user form..
In some other workbook I ve written code to create new workbooks using the above mentioned template file as the template...
Though my code creates the new workbook but that workbook does not have the user form...
I want the userform to be available in each workbook I create...
Any one help please
Creating An Access Database From Visual Basic Code
hi ,
can anyone help me in creating an access 200 database from the visual basic code.? i got some code from the net which creates database from the VB but when i use the code it is giving me error. iam posting the code in this thread. please go through and give me reply. this is part of my thesis work so please help me out.
thank you.
NOTE: i have visual basic 6.0 and access 2000 on my computer
code that creates database:
Option Explicit
Sub CreateAccessDatabase()
Dim CatDB As ADOX.Catalog
Set CatDB = New ADOX.Catalog
CatDB.Create "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=myMDB.mdb"
Set CatDB = Nothing
End Sub
Sub CreateTable()
Dim CatDB As ADOX.Catalog
Dim TabDB As ADOX.Table
Set CatDB = New ADOX.Catalog
Set TabDB = New ADOX.Table
'open the database
CatDB.ActiveConnection = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=myMDB.mdb"
'create new table object
With TabDB
.Name = "MyTable" 'set name
'add fields and specify datatype
.Columns.Append "First Name", adVarWChar
.Columns.Append "Last Name", adVarWChar
.Columns.Append "Age", adInteger
End With
'add the table to database
CatDB.Tables.Append TabDB
Set CatDB = Nothing
Set TabDB = Nothing
MsgBox "Database and Table created..."
End Sub
Private Sub cmdCreate_Click()
End Sub
Compile time Error:
User defined type not defined
and the control goes to this line
Dim CatDB As ADOX.Catalog
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Creating, Accessing, And Adding A Password To Access Database?
I haven't touched VB since version 4 and 5 and lost all my old work with a hard drive crash.
I am wondering if anyone has a tutorial on creating a database, accessing it, and making sure it has a password.
I want to create a small application and it should create a database on the fly, make sure it is password protected, and I need to know how to retrieve records from it.
Creating A Flat File From Access Database Through A VB Script
I'm trying to create a Flat file(not a CSV) out of an Access database through a vb script.
Could any one suggest me how do I do that?
I know how to connect and disconnect to the database using ADO's.
The script has to create a flatfile at a predetermined place over the network and fill it out with the data.
Thanks in advance.
Deleting / Creating Relationships Within An Access Database Through ADOX Coding
I have the following in a module named modBas:
Public Function CreateRelationship(strTblP As String, strTblF As String, strIDP As String, strIDF As String, strRelName As String, BolUpdate As Boolean, BolDelete As Boolean) As Boolean
Dim cat As ADOX.Catalog
Dim fk As ADOX.Key
Dim tbl As ADOX.Table
Dim keys As ADOX.keys
On Error GoTo HandleErrors
'Get the catalog for the current database
Set cat = New ADOX.Catalog
cat.ActiveConnection = CurrentProject.Connection
'Get the keys collection for the many-side table
Set tbl = cat.Tables("tblOrders")
Set keys = tbl.keys
'Create the foreign key
Set fk = New ADOX.Key
fk.Name = "tblOrders"
fk.Type = adKeyForeign
fk.RelatedTable = "PROJ_ME"
Set fk = Nothing
Set keys = Nothing
Set tbl = Nothing
Set cat = Nothing
Exit Function
Select Case Err.Number
Case adhcErrObjectExists
' If the relationship exists,
' just delete it and try again
Case adhcErrKeyObjectExists
tbl.keys.Delete fk.Type = adKeyPrimary
Case Else
MsgBox "Error: " & Err.Description & _
" (" & Err.Number & ")"
CreateRelationship = False
Resume ExitHere
End Select
End Function
Then in my startup form named frmStartup I have a command button that will allow a table to be imported. I know that I first have to delete the relationship between the two tables thus I have the command line CreateRelationship = False:
Private Sub cmdImportTable_Click()
'On Error GoTo Err_cmdImportTable:
If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to import and erase over the current PROJ_ME table?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion) = vbYes Then
CreateRelationship = False
DoCmd.DeleteObject acTable, "PROJ_ME"
DoCmd.TransferDatabase acImport, "Microsoft Access", "C:ZZ OPERATIONS PROGRAMSImportTable.mdb", acTable, "PROJ_ME", "PROJ_ME"
CreateRelationship = True
MsgBox "Finished importing data..."
End If
Exit Sub
MsgBox "Something's wrong - you are unable to import the table. Please make sure you've extracted the ImportTable.mdb file to C:ZZ OPERATIONS PROGRAMS If you've done that correctly then the PROJ_ME table is probably missing from there, you may have to get the file sent again!"
End Sub
Now when I click on the cmdImportTable button , I get an error message - Compile error: Function call on left-hand side of assignment must return Variant or Object. The error highlights CreateRelationship = . I am totally lost as to what I need to do to make this work. I know Public Functions are pretty important if I'm going to use VBA code but I don't understand them fully from the training books that I have. Please someone explain about how I should go about doing this the right way. I'm kinda of a newbie on this... Thank you for your help.
Creating A ADODB Database Function Module In Access 2003 Using Separate ...
Hi everyone,
Program: MS Access 2003
I have written the following module in an MS Access database for database operations, ie getting recordsets and editing records. When the database is loaded the method SetConnData is executed to set the connection data for the connection. This is a new function I've created as now I have disconnected the tables from this database, previously I just used currentproject.connection as the connection in the other methods.
The function QueryDatabase returns a recordset containing the data specified in an SQL string supplied when called. This function is used for SELECT type SQL statements. The Update database function accepts an array of SQL strings executed in order as a single transaction. If any of the updates fail the transaction is rolled back. This is used for INSERT INTO, UPDATE and DELETE SQL statements where there is no returned data. Returns a boolean value depending on the outcome of the transaction, true if transaction performed and false if fails.
This worked well before I separated the tables from the current database (the tables are now hardcoded as strDataSource = "C:XXXXXXXXData.mdb" in the SetConnData sub) and moved them to a separate file. Now I'm having problems running an SQL statement that used to work before. The statement seems to be alright because when run from database containing the tables it returns records but when I run it from the current DB it contains no records!
I've tried testing the Querydatabase function in the Immediate window using the same SQL statement and it doesn't return records that way either. I tried using a simple SELECT * statement and counting the records which seemed to work.
Can anyone see where I've coded incorrectly? I am wondering if I need to look at the record locking and cursortype setting etc...
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Global connRM As ADODB.Connection
Public Sub SetConnData()
'Sets the values for the Connection connRM
Dim strDataSource As String
strDataSource = "C:XXXXXXXXData.mdb"
Dim strUserId As String
strUserId = "Admin"
Set connRM = New ADODB.Connection
With connRM
.ConnectionString = _
"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" _
& "User ID=" & strUserId & ";" _
& "Data Source=" & strDataSource & ";" _
& "Jet OLEDBatabase Password='';" _
& "Jet OLEDB:Engine Type=5;" _
& "Jet OLEDBatabase Locking Mode=1;"
End With
End Sub
Public Function QueryDatabase(ByVal strSQL As String) As ADODB.Recordset
'Function is supplied an SQL statement from the calling code and
'returns a recordset with the returned results.
'Checks if the connection is open and if not then opens it.
If connRM.State = adStateClosed Then
End If
Dim rsNew As New ADODB.Recordset
'Fills the recordset with the required data.
With rsNew
.CursorLocation = adUseClient
.Open strSQL, connRM, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly
End With
'Returns the Recordset
Set QueryDatabase = rsNew
'Sets the recordset equal to nothing, clean up statement
Set rsNew = Nothing
End Function
Edited by - Pico on 10/19/2006 9:29:38 PM
Creating Program To Develop Text And Check Boxes Based On Access Database
My next project that I want to tackle is a program that takes an Access database and creates text boxes and check boxes based on information in a table. It would read any boolean Data Types as a check box and any Text, Date, or Number types as a text box.
I'm pretty sure I've got the exact coding to do a lot of the individual parts to carry out this but my problem is having trouble more with the total design of it. I want to know what's the best way to arrange my data in an access table so that it could pull the information properly.
You see...as it searches for each field if a text box or check box...
then it would place it on a form line by line in sectioned off by groups. It would then of course adjust the form's width based on the width of the labels and text boxes (which would probably be based on field size in the access database) But how can I accomplish this in one table. Do I have to use multiple tables?
The reason why I want to have more control over creating text boxes and check boxes on my entry form...is because I am constantly asked to add a new one here and there. All I want to do is to add the specifications in an access database and it will create it for me without having to re-design the form all the time.
Do you know where I could find some good info on someone who has tackled the above project already? It doesn't have to be an access database though because I use the ADO connection to it. Thanks for any insight and pointers.
How To Set Database Perimission Programmatically
I am updating an installation program that performs conversion of databases to Access 2000. One of the tasks I need to perform in the installation program is to set the Database permission for the Users group to None. I am familiar with programmatically setting permissions for tables, forms etc, but am not sure how I access the Permissions property for the Database object.
eg. To set security for a Form, you retrieve the Form document by going:
set db = CurrentDB()
set doc = db.containers("Forms").Documents("MyFormName")
doc.UserName = "Users"
doc.Permissions = dbSecWriteSec
what is the equivalent code for setting permission to the Database itself?
Change Database Location Programmatically
Hi guys,
I have a crystalreport running perfectly thru crystal designer. I am accessing the crystal report via VB6 and displaying it on screen perfectly. Now this works on the Dev systems. If the .rpt file is copied across to the TEST systems( which points to another database), I get a message "Logon Failed". If I manually change the Database Location in each report to point it to the new database, it work fine.
My question is: Is there a way to change the database location programmtically thru vb6.
I use this code in my app to logon to the tables.
For i = 1 To cReport.Database.Tables.Count 'Oracle Server Logon Info
cReport.Database.Tables(i).SetLogOnInfo "", "", CStr(userid), CStr(pwd)
Next i
This logs on to the database location updated in the .rpt file. I want to change this database location programmtically. Is there any way to do it.
I use Crystal 9 with Vb6.
VB > Access2000 Database Upgrade Programmatically
Hope there are some good gurus out there that can lend a hand to this discussion. I'm 0 for 5 so far on various forum but I can't believe this is either so strange or difficult.
Can anyone here give me some advice on methods and processes for automating the upgrade of an existing Access DBs as my VB6 (not NET) application develops and/or grows? I'm using ADO.
The story goes like:
MyApp.exe and my MyAccess.MDB are working fine together.
Client asks for modifications that result in program modifications as well as adding a Table or Field to the DB or changing the datatype of a field.
I make the necessary changes in my code and my local MDB copy but need to upgrade both her current EXE & DB to work with the changes. Whereas the EXE is no problem, what is the recommended method to update the client's DB?
Am I wrong in the assumption that I need to write several routines that include:
Thoroughly detecting the current DB structure vs new DB to determine the upgrade path (ie. what tables, fields need amending).
Adding necessary Tables.
Adding necessary Fields to existing Tables and possibly populating certain fields.
Changing datetypes and reformatting the current data in these fields.
I know this might be a complicated issue but appreciate any & all your wisdom. I'm sure others are interested in this topic as their programs and DBs advance.
Xie xie (thanks) to all in advance
the maj
Edited by - the maj on 11/10/2007 12:23:59 AM
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WEDNESDAY, May 18 (HealthDay News) -- End-of-life care for older
people with advanced lung cancer differs in the United States and
in the Canadian province of Ontario, a new study says.
U.S. patients receive far more chemotherapy, while patients in
Ontario make much more use of hospital and emergency room services,
according to the analysis of data from the U.S. government and the
Ontario Cancer Registry. The information was collected from people
65 and older who died from non-small-cell lung cancer between 1999
and 2003.
Health-care services were used extensively by patients in both
countries, particularly in the last month of life. More than twice
as many people in Ontario died in a hospital (48.5 percent vs. 20.4
percent), even though most patients in Ontario have said they want
to die at home, the study reported.
Elderly people in both the United States and Canada receive
government-financed health care, but there are differences in
end-of-life coverage. In the United States, hospice care for
qualified patients is covered by Medicare. Ontario has no hospice
program comparable to what's available in the United States, but
the province provides palliative care through hospital acute-care
units, outpatient services and home health care.
According to the researchers, lack of hospice services in Canada
contributes to Ontario's higher rates of hospital and emergency
room visits and in-hospital deaths.
The findings, published online May 18 in the
Journal of the National Cancer Institute, could help show health planners and policy makers where changes in practices or programs could improve care for dying patients, the researchers said.
End-of-life care also varies from region to region in the United
States and Canada, Dr. David Goodman, of the Dartmouth Institute
for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, wrote in an accompanying
journal editorial.
In addition, patient preferences vary from person to person, and
these preferences often go unheard, he said. The best type of
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decision making.
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Criolla Rémoulade
This is the classic mayonnaise-based rémoulade, sparked with a touch of seafood seasoning.
Yield: Makes 1 1/2 cups
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Chill: 1 Hour
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup Creole mustard
- 1/4 cup chopped sweet pickles
- 2 tablespoons capers, drained
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
- 2 teaspoons anchovy paste
- 1 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- Stir together all ingredients; cover and chill at least 1 hour or up to 1 week.
- Citrus Rémoulade: Prepare Criolla Rémoulade as directed, omitting capers and parsley. Stir in 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro, 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, and 1 teaspoon grated orange rind. Cover and chill as directed.
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- OCCASION: Mardi Gras
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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I thought this too much trouble so I shortened a step. I placed a third of the batter into each cupcake pan, added one miniature marshmallow, then covered that with the rest of the batter. It baked up beautifully and the marshmallow was melted. I iced with the frosting and the cupcakes were gobbled up!
Devil's Food Cupcakes with Marshmallow Filling
James Carrier
These chocolate cupcakes have a secret: They're loaded with marshmallow cream filling. If you grew up on store-bought snack cakes, these family-friendly desserts will blow your mind.
Yield: Makes 16 cupcakes
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 421
- Calories from fat: 47%
- Protein: 5.1g
- Fat: 22g
- Saturated fat: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 55g
- Fiber: 0.4g
- Sodium: 378mg
- Cholesterol: 83mg
- 3/4 cup (3/8 lb.) butter, at room temperature
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup Dutch-process unsweetened cocoa
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup milk
- 1 jar (7 oz.) marshmallow cream
- Chocolate Cream Cheese Frosting
- 1. In a bowl, with a mixer on medium speed, beat butter and sugar until smooth. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition and scraping down sides of bowl as needed.
- 2. In another bowl, mix flour, cocoa, baking powder, and salt. Stir in half the flour mixture into butter mixture. Stir in milk just until blended. Add remaining flour mixture and stir just until incorporated. Spoon batter equally into 16 muffin cups (1/3-cup capacity; cups should be almost full) lined with paper baking cups.
- 3. Bake in a 350º regular or convection oven until tops spring back when lightly pressed in the center or a wooden skewer inserted into the center comes out clean, about 20 minutes. Let cool in pans on racks for 5 minutes; remove cupcakes from pans and set on racks to cool completely, at least 30 minutes.
- 4. With a small, sharp knife, cut a cylinder about 3/4 inch wide and 1 inch deep from the center of the top of each cupcake. Trim off and discard about 1/2 inch from bottom of each cylinder. With a knife, hollow out a small cavity inside each cupcake.
- 5. Spoon marshmallow cream into pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain tip. Twist end of bag tightly to secure. Place tip in cavity of one cupcake; without moving tip, squeeze filling into cavity, to 1/4 inch from top. Repeat to fill remaining cupcakes. Insert cake cylinders into holes.
- 6. Spoon chocolate cream cheese frosting into another pastry bag, fitted with a 3/4-inch star tip, and pipe onto tops of cupcakes, or spread on cupcakes with knife.
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- COURSE: Desserts, Cakes/Frostings, Cupcakes
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- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Chocolate
- COOKING METHOD: Convection Oven, Bake
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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Afterbirth extracts become the latest looking-good fad
Ever since Mad Men star January Jones announced that she consumed her own placenta after giving birth to her son, the world has been abuzz with discussion about uses for afterbirth.
Now it seems this miracle organ, that connects the developing foetus to the uterine wall, is taking the beauty world by storm.
The Daily Mail has reported there has been an increase in the amount of beauty products featuring placenta extract, which claims to have anti-aging effects and rejuvenates body cells.
One of the latest fads to hit Hollywood includes facials using extracts of animal placenta, with celebs such as Victoria Beckham reportedly indulging in the £320-a-time cosmetic treatments.
Another beauty trend is placenta shampoo, which promises to 'nourish your dull, frizzy hair' and 'restore life and luster.'
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PULLMAN, Wash.—The Pullman Police Department just received a federal grant to put up video cameras across the city.
The $300 thousand grant is aimed to cut down on violent crimes and neighborhood complaints through the cameras. The cameras will send a live video feed to police stations and police cars.
The camera locations will be determined through research and analysis conducted by Washington State University. Initial research indicates the Adams Mall area of College Hill is a location where cameras could have a positive impact. It is an area frequented by college students near campus.
The department is developing a video policing policy to establish the best practices for authorized use of the cameras and video and to address privacy concerns. They have planned several public information meetings. To check times and dates click here.


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Sources say that actress Lindsay Lohan was out at Voyeur night club making out with Sienna Miller's ex fling and still married Balthazar Getty the night before her court appearance. WTH? Read more on this story below.
A Los Angeles judge has added another year to Lindsay Lohan's probation in order for her to complete her alcohol education program.
Lindsay got off easy, especially after arriving over an hour late to her appointment after staying out until 1:30 a.m. partying at Voyeur night club and making out with Balthazar Getty.
Eyewitnesses say that Lindsay Lohan and Balthazar Getty were "all over each other" at Voyeur last Wednesday.
Lohan continued partying it up on Saturday night and headed to Teddy's club and reportedly looked a bit worn.
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Inventec Corp., with $4.5 billion in annual revenues, was one of Taiwan's leading original design manufacturers (ODMs). Inventec designed and manufactured electronic products such as computers, servers, MP3 players, PDAs, and cellular telephones for client companies that marketed the products globally. Inventec moved production to mainland China to lower costs in this highly competitive, low-margin business. But with its competitors also setting up shop in China, Inventec had to find another way to remain profitable. Could Inventec break its dependence on powerful clients by branding and marketing its products in China and other Asian markets? Was there a way for Inventec to separate and market the software that it designed for use with its hardware products.
learning objective:
To demonstrate the challenges of high-revenue, low-margin businesses in China and to discuss challenges and opportunities for multinationals operating in China and India.
subjects covered:
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Climbing wall
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Sunday: 12.00pm-8.00pm
Monday and Wednesday evenings, 5.00pm-9.00pm, and Sunday afternoons, 4.30pm-8.00pm, are for Teesside University Climbing Club only.
Induction times are 6.00pm-9.00pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. During holiday times the climbing wall is only accessible from Monday-Friday, 9.00am-5.00pm.
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Climbing wall terms and conditions of use (word - 45kb)
Climbing wall opening times (word - 48kb)
Climbing wall registration (from 18-years-old) (word - 45kb)
Climbing wall registration (under 18-years-old) (word - 45kb)
Fitness studio
Monday - Friday: 7.15am-9.30pm
Saturday: 9.00am-5.00pm
Sunday: 12.00pm-8.00pm
Fitness class timetable (word - 121kb)
Sports hall
Same opening hours as the fitness studio.
Olympia Building
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Monday - Friday: 9.00am-9.30pm
Saturday: 9.00am-5.00pm
Sunday: 12.00pm-8.00pm
Sauna and steam room
Opening times (word - 40kb)
Saltersgill sports ground
Open during daylight hours. Venue must be booked.
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take a nice photo of it (black and white maybe?), frame that, and give the sofa away.
Let it go....Grandma would want you to. Once it's gone something much better will take it's place.
I had a very similar art deco sofa that I picked up at an antique store for $400. You may be able to get that for this sofa.
Don't be afraid to get rid of it. Your grandmother does not live inside the sofa, she lives in your heart.
to piggy back on my last post, lets say you can get this for $400 and pay $1000 to have it reupholstered - that is still a lot cheaper than new sofas that aren't built as well.
Sounds like the feeling of obligation outweighs the enjoyment. From the looks of it, it isn't MCM or THAT old & therefore, you're young & I'm much older. Think of it this way, grandma would be happy that you have something YOU'RE truly happy with. You've done your part (possessing it all the years) & your memories won't disappear once the sofa disappears.
If getting it re-upholstered is really out of the question, I would just cover it with a sheet or two and stick it in the attic. If you don't have room or don't like to store something of that size when it's not in use and want to give it away, I think Austin&Foster's suggestion of taking a nice photo of it would be a good idea. Since it has sentimental value, a photo might not be the real thing, but at least it's something.
I like @AUSTIN & FOSTER 's idea. Take a photo, then just let it go.
If you are holding on to it for sentimental reasons only, let it go. If you love it, keep it until you can redo it. You will never find one as well made today. Have you considered taking a class and uphostering it yourself? I took a class 15 or so years ago, and it is really pretty easy. Go to one of those fabric stores that sells off price fabric and take the class. You could do it for a few hundred dollars and have the satisfaction of having done it yourself
@RMBNN, it isn't Mid Century Modern, it is Art Deco which was popular during the 20s and this sofa is probably that old.
For those who love Hollywood Regency, the period was definitely inspired by an earlier Golden Age of Hollywood during the 20s. Many of the old studios and Hollywood's downtown have beautiful Art Deco architecture.
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I was recently sofa shopping and was totally shocked at how expensive and poorly made many sofas today are. It may well be more cost effective in the long run to restore this one and keep it forever. But, with these sentimental items, there always comes a time to decide once and for all to keep it or pitch it. If you don't think you'll be able to afford to restore it within the next year, it's time to let it go.
@Thorndale, do not skin this sofa or throw it away. This is a collectable and most antique stores will take this off your hands. See my other posts above.
I'm no expert, but agree with others - there is some value there. Send some pictures to your local high end antique dealer or consignment and see what they think. Many people here mention storing it, but do you even have an attic or basement where this is possible?
I really love the very first comment, how about a nice family (or just you!) photo on the couch, print in black and white, frame and hang on your wall. Such a lovely tribute.
Why not cut a swatch of the fabric and frame it? I have an old platform rocker that was my great grandfather's and after he died, my great grandmother had it upholstered in this hideous 70's burlap-like fabric. After she had her cataract surgery she saw the chair and exclaimed "how could you have let me choose such an ugly fabric!!?" She has long since passed away, but I still have the chair in storage. When I get the money together to have it reupholstered, I plan to frame a small piece of the ugly fabric to remember her by :)
If you want to let it go, then I love the photo idea. But if you really do want to keep it, I'm with P-. It might even be possible for you to retie the springs without recovering the sofa, depending on how it's put together (you'd have to take off the fabric underneath, but that's no big deal at all). If, like me, you can't afford an upholstery class there are tons of tutorials online, including this series over at design*sponge: http://www.designsponge.com/category/upholstery-basics
She says the springs are shot and that it's uncomfortable - this basically means that the only part that is structurally worth keeping is the frame.
It would cost an arm and a leg to replace the springs and reupholster. It's very possible that she's just not going to be able to renew it without spending more than twice the cost of a new sofa. And if she's keeping it for sentimental reasons and would truly like to renew the sofa, she's not going to care that its value has gone up or that antique stores would give her more money for it. It's a gorgeous frame, but it really needs to be completely redone inside and out for it to be functional.
Since the springs are shot and the sofa is uncomfortable, take a note from posters austin & foster and thorndale: take a photo; save some of the better upholstery to make throw pillows for your next sofa; and junk the thing. However, before you throw it out, try save up for a sofa that's screwed together and has 8 way hand tied springs. Staples and sinuous springs SUCK.
I found a 7 piece sectional at Costco a few weeks ago for about $1000 to replace the Klaussner sectional that my friend's teenager killed with his habit of plopping into seats - most of the staples pulled out, the wood frame cracked, and the sinuous springs helped to put tension on the wood in such a way that there was no way we could repair the thing. We'd only had it about a year when it broke - it was just after the warranty had expired, in any case. That piece of offal cost us about $1200 and that was during a "half price" sale!!
We kept it for another 2 while we scouted for a good replacement. Costco kept having right-chaise sectionals and we needed a left-chaise sectional. The one we got this year (ever try to rent a truck on a Saturday afternoon with no advance reservation??) has 7 independent pieces (2 corners, 3 armless chairs, and 2 ottomans) that we were able to configure just right.
As others have said, don't be too quick to discard it -- An old, well-made sofa, if reupholstered (which usually involves fixing the structural components as well as recovering), can last for decades. A $2000 couch from C&B or Pottery Barn will last 7-10 years max. The cheaper ones last won't last more than a few years.
don't do it! I once had the most gorgeous bright green silk shantung softa that was my grandmas. It was stored in my ex-boyfriend's basement and survived a big flood! Finally, when I moved into my first post college apartment, I convinced my dad (and the ex's dad) to awkwardly put it in a truck and move it to the city. Sadly, It did not fit in through the front door of the apartment. Firemen downstairs couldn't even get it in through the window:( Sadly, it died a slow death in our hallway until my landlord threatened eviction if we didn't move it. Now it is memorialized in this post on facebook https://www.facebook.com/notes/marisa-harary/anyone-need-a-couch/2222625137 but I will always regret not holding on to it! The green was brilliant!
What Ericat53 said.
I'm currently sitting in a deco club chair that we carted around for years until we were able to reupholster it properly; it is wonderfully comfy, and as time marches on, deco pieces are becoming rarer.
New mass-market sofas don't compare to the old ones; when you are finally able to have it reupholstered and fixed up, you will be so happy that you held on -- you will have something unique and very personal.
(mmm, I can see it in a beautiful blue velvet mohair now...!)
I think @adora gave the best advice.
This sofa is not going to get more beautiful or comfortable until it is restored.
Sounds to me like you won't be able to do that anytime soon but parting with it will give somebody else the opportunity to do so.
There are places that can print a photo on fabric. How about a pillow with old-sofa fabric on one side, and photo of the old sofa printed on the other?
Funny, only yesterday I picked up my grandmother's chair from the reupholsterer. Like you, I have been moving it around with me for 18 years, dreaming of reupholstering it. $600 later, I have a new chair (even though the chair is nowhere worth that price), and it was worth the wait. Your couch is AMAZING, and I think it is worth the $1000+ it will cost to restore it! I would not recommend getting rid of it. The springs can be easily fixed. Unless you buy another used couch, you will be spending at least $600 for a new couch that is nowhere near quality and beauty of your grandmother's couch. What if you put away some money every month and spent a year or two finding your favorite fabric and a quality upholsterer?
Agree with others, take a photo and then sell it. I think people should do this with most of the old family stuff. Unless you really love it and it suits your style, those old things can really weigh you down. I take pictures of family pieces and make them into a book. It's a great way to preserve the story about the pieces, which is what you really love about them anyway, the feelings you have when you see the photos. My family works on these projects together, then we all get copies of the book. We usually do the books for a special birthday or anniversary celebration.
Thanks everyone. Some really good suggestions. I have thought about learning upholstery, but I haven't been able to locate classes in Chicago. If anyone has info on that, would be greatly appreciated. Right now, I'm leaning towards putting it into storage. Yikes, that is just deciding not to decide isn't it?
I know it's been said already, but... the memory isn't in the sofa; it's in you. Take a photo.
I think we take things too seriously - we think we own the things, but they end up ownign us. I find that "making the cut" (getting rid of the thing) is the hard part. Once it's gone, I don't miss it.
It's a SOFA. If you love it, keep it. If you don't -- don't. Don't let the emotional stories of random strangers here or anywhere make your decision for you. Nobody else has the right to determine what you are saddled with in your life -- just you.
(If the decision were taken out of your hands, and it was destroyed by vandals or in a fire -- would you feel devastated or relieved???)
"right to determine what you are SADDLED with in your life," this sounds like the emotional story of a random stranger.
Don't put words into her mouth.
I'd hold on to it and get it reupholstered. Or, if not, give it away but it looks like a really awesome couch. Reupholstery is expensive but not as much as a new sofa... if your bent on the idea of mohair check out http://www.modern-fabrics.com/ they have a lot of discount fabrics from other upholstery jobs, you may be able to buy the fabric cheap, or something else that would work, and save for reupholstery, you'll be happy you did.
The other thing you could try, maybe you could take an upholstery class in your neighborhood and learn to tie springs. It's not hard, it's just time consuming, and you could try re do the couch yourself. It wouldn't be perfect but it would be possible.
Ok, first admission, it's easy to tell someone ELSE to get rid of something (done that with close family). It's harder 'n heck to do it yourself; I have, am will agonize over parting with some of the stupidest stuff!
Kate's (give her a hand for being good natured to the comments) idea of storing it crossed my mind too; out of sight for say, six months & then decide its fate.
I'd say, for the keepers, say, the next month, look for rough ideas of what fabric/look you'd like it to be; note the price per yard of fabric, then take ? a couple months & get a few up to date quotes on how much it will cost to re do. THEN, decide, after all these years, do you want that x amount of $ spent on it OR would you rather / need the $ to go elsewhere; maybe a more deco looking vintage sofa than grandma's (which I'm not convinced is, or is that much deco). Kate never did specify an age or good guess on the age of the sofa.
Whatever Kate does, GOOD for her & have no regrets. It's ridiculously tough to be the one who's considering ditching a family item (note, didn't say heirloom). It's also perfectly human & not wrong to maybe feel 'I don't really want this, but I also don't want someone else to have it'.
I still stand in the 'get rid' camp; find something vintage you'll like even better & you'll still have good memories. Storage, if not too $$ might be a good road to whatever answer fits best.
If you decide to reupholster see if you can find a trade school in your area that would do the job for the cost of materials as a project for their students to learn on. Or you can bring in your own choice of fabric for them to use. In my city there's such a school and I've seen some good results on pieces that friends had done. The down side (at least here) was a long waiting list of projects they had lined up.
As to the sofa itself, it's from the late 1930's or early 40's. I saw a lot of those when I was growing up in the 60's in the homes of older relatives and neighbors, also in movies of the period. When my friends and I were starting out in our own homes in the 70's and 80's we all went for this style as they were readily available and affordable then , very comfy and sturdy and solid as an Army tank. I had a sofa and club chair from a classmate's grandmother that were done in bright emerald green mohair velvet with down filled pillows. Try and afford that today! She had used for fifty years before passing it on to me and it was used and loved in my family for thirty more before it just finally gave out under hard use by my sister's grandchildren. I guess my point is that a piece like this is usually solid and stylish enough to warrant reupholstery. If you opt not to keep it and do it over at least put it out into the world in a shop or a sale where someone else who likes this down home version of Art Deco can have a chance at it since these aren't so easily found any more.
I enjoyed reading some of the ideas for preserving a memory of the piece, like photos or skinning some of the fabric. How about this? Take a cushion to a copy shop and make some color copies of the fabric and use it to mat around your photo. That way the fabric stays on the couch as long as anyone may need it to.
Also, if you and any other family appear in a photo it might be fun to see if you can find some vintage clothing of the 30's/40'sto wear and have the picture printed in b& w or sepia.
Watch a couple episodes of hoarders to steel your nerve, then take a picture of it and toss it. The couch is nothing compared with your memories of your grandma, so keep those close, and give the couch to the Goodwill.
@MSMARIS That is a great couch. I didn't even know it and I'm saddened by its loss. :(
Unless you love it, let it go. I've let go of family hand-me-downs that I don't truly enjoy and have never regretted it. On the other hand, when we bought our house it came with a sturdy mid-century sofa with beautiful lines that I absolutely adore. I won't be able to afford the reupholstery job for years - but I know I will love it, so I almost enjoy the wait.
Is that sofa even an antique? We have no idea if it was purchased in the 80's... which is what it looks like to me. Just because she says grandmother doesn't mean it's really old art deco.I'm just curious as that would help in deciding whether it was as keeper in terms of actual value or is it more sentimental.
I would probably be stuck on the "shoulds". I should get it appraised. I should try to sell it. I should get it reupholstered. And on and on... But the truth is, that depending on what else is going on in my life, it may not be reasonable for me to navigate any of that. We often don't consider our time, energy and effort when determining the cost of something, but they are our most valuable assets. If you know you really can't afford to do that (financially or otherwise) then it is ok to decide not to do any of that. Donate it to the Salvation Army if it makes you feel good to know that it is helping someone else. I would guess that your grandma gave it to you so that you would know she was thinking of you. Mission accomplished. Less about the couch, more about the gesture. It would be great if there is an old family photo with your grandma on the sofa that you could frame. Good memories.
If you really love the sofa, have it reupholstered. You may want to chose a less expensive (but just as nice) fabric to make it cost effective.
A good upholsterer can work wonders with the springs, batting and wood restoration.
In addition, you can have custom modifications done (a firmer or softer seat, higher arms, etc) to make the sofa perfectly comfortable for *your* ergonomic needs.
In the end, it could end up costing you the same, or less, than a new sofa and you end up with EXACTLY what you want.
I'm having a wingback recliner reupholstered now. It would've cost $400 if I'd gone with a mid-line fabric and just had the legs restored to the original. But I'm having the legs heavily modified and shortened, the arms are being raised, the back is getting extra lumbar support and I've chosen 5 different fabrics (including several sq feet of real leather) and added a custom throw pillow to the mix. It's costing me right around $1000, but it will be my perfect chair in color, design and comfort.
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The company said it expects the separation to help the businesses focus more on allocating resources, innovating and growing market share.
The planned tax-free spin-off is expected to be completed in the second half of the year through September 2015, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
Energizer said it expects the household products business, including Energizer and Eveready batteries, to generate strong margins and cash flows.
The company expects the personal care business, which also makes Wilkinson Sword shavers and Banana Boat sunscreen, to be a consumer product aimed at growing through its scale and innovation.
Energizer reported $1.9 billion in revenue for the household business in the year ended March 31. After the split company will be led by Alan Hoskins, who currently leads the household products division.
Current Chief Executive Ward Klein is slated to be the executive chairman of the personal care company. The business reported revenue of about $2.6 billion in the year to March 31.
Energizer on Wednesday said its net income rose 16 percent to $98.5 million, or $1.57 per share, in the second quarter ended March 31. Excluding items, it earned $1.88 per share.
Sales fell 3.1 percent to $1.06 billion.
Analysts on average were expecting the company to earn $1.71 per share on revenue of $1.08 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Energizer shares were trading at $107 before markets opened on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Siddharth Cavale in Bangalore; Editing by Joyjeet Das)


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Budweiser- Golden Wheat: Budweiser Tries to Hop Aboard the Microbrew Bandwagon (again).
Anyone who follows the business side of beer knows that Budweiser has been getting hammered in the profitability department by the surging popularity of microbrews. So in a (half-hearted) effort to combat this, Budweiser has been rolling out its line of microbrew "style" beers, much like last years "American Ale." Everyone knows that "style" really means a lame attempt at copying the real thing, kind of like how Creed makes rock and roll "style" music.
So after producing an undrinkable "Ale Style Beer," they have decided to roll out an undrinkable "Wheat Style Beer." Hence, Bud Light Golden Wheat was born. This swill tastes like Bud Light mixed with Bell's Oberon, And I mean this in the worst way possible (no disrespect to Oberon). This is not Oberon light. This shit tastes like pouring half a glass of Oberon and then filling it full of ice. Now let the ice melt, pour in a splash of orange juice, (from concentrate naturally) and serve to your worst enemy. Some breweries write clever little sayings under their caps. Budweiser should write apologies.
I am an avid wheat beer drinker, so I hoped that just maybe Budweiser was going to roll out something I would not be embarrassed to drink. No such luck. The fact that Budweiser remains America's biggest brewery is an embarrassment. Stick to a real wheat beer, like any hefeweizen. The only excuse you have to buy this is if you get a new shotgun for Christmas and you want to test it out.
Consumed: Bottle
Verdict: SKIP IT!!!!


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