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MySQL Reference Manual :: 25.1.12 MyODBC and Microsoft VBA and ASP
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- 25.1 MySQL ODBC Support
- 25.1.1 Introduction to MyODBC
- 25.1.2 General Information About ODBC and MyODBC
- 25.1.3 How to Install MyODBC
- 25.1.4 Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.5 Installing MyODBC from a Binary Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.6 Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Windows
- 25.1.7 Installing MyODBC from a Source Distribution on Unix
- 25.1.8 Installing MyODBC from the BitKeeper Development Source Tree
- 25.1.9 MyODBC Configuration
- 25.1.10 MyODBC Connection-Related Issues
- 25.1.11 MyODBC and Microsoft Access
- 25.1.12 MyODBC and Microsoft VBA and ASP
- 25.1.12.1 Why Does SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tbl_name Return an Error?
- 25.1.12.2 Whenever I Use the AppendChunk() or GetChunk() ADO Methods, I Get an Error Multiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value.
- 25.1.12.3 How to Find the Total Number of Rows Affected by a Particular SQL Statement in ADO?
- 25.1.12.4 How Do I Handle Blob Data in Visual Basic?
- 25.1.12.5 How Do I Map Visual Basic Data Types to MySQL Types?
- 25.1.12.6 SAMPLES: VB with ADO, DAO and RDO
- 25.1.12.7 ASP and MySQL with MyODBC
- 25.1.12.8 INFO: Frequently Asked Questions on ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
- 25.1.13 MyODBC and Third-Party ODBC Tools
- 25.1.14 MyODBC General Functionality
- 25.1.15 Basic MyODBC Application Steps
- 25.1.16 MyODBC API Reference
- 25.1.17 MyODBC Data Types
- 25.1.18 MyODBC Error Codes
- 25.1.19 MyODBC With VB: ADO, DAO and RDO
- 25.1.20 MyODBC with Microsoft .NET
- 25.1.21 Credits
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- 25.1.12.1. Why Does
SELECT COUNT(*) FROMReturn an Error?tbl_name - 25.1.12.2. Whenever I Use the
AppendChunk()orGetChunk()ADO Methods, I Get an ErrorMultiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value. - 25.1.12.3. How to Find the Total Number of Rows Affected by a Particular SQL Statement in ADO?
- 25.1.12.4. How Do I Handle Blob Data in Visual Basic?
- 25.1.12.5. How Do I Map Visual Basic Data Types to MySQL Types?
- 25.1.12.6. SAMPLES: VB with ADO, DAO and RDO
- 25.1.12.7. ASP and MySQL with MyODBC
- 25.1.12.8. INFO: Frequently Asked Questions on ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
This section answers questions related to using MyODBC with Microsoft Visual Basic(ADO, DAO & RDO) and ASP.
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