DAO ActiveX anyone?

LabView 5.1.1
NT4.0
Has anyone tried saving data to an access database file using DAO? I'm
having problem right now and I am wondering if anyone could lend me a .vi
(even if they remove all the fields except one) that opens a
workspace-database-recordset, then save an entry (AddNew/Update) and close
it. I would be forever grateful.
TIA,
John
http://www.johncruise.com

Thanks Peter. I have successfully installed in and trying it out.
By the way, do you have an english version of your website?
Thanks again.
John
"Peter Prinzen" wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
>
> "John Cruz" wrote:
> >LabView 5.1.1>NT4.0>>Has anyone tried saving data to an access database
> file using DAO? I'm>having problem right now and I am wondering if anyone
> could lend me a .vi>(even if they remove all the fields except one) that
> opens a>workspace-database-recordset, then save an entry (AddNew/Update)
> and close>it. I would be forever
grateful.>>TIA,>John>http://www.johncruise.com>>>
>
> John,
>
> I've played around a little bit with DAO/ActiveX, but it is no fun. Try
our
> DAO-
Toolkit, which has a complete LabVIEW-Interface for DAO. You can find
> a demo in the web (www.xon.de)
>
> Peter

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On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 08:13:48 -0700 (PDT), Lab Viewer
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I'm not 100% sure, but the last time I used that bridge, it only worked if you ran your Java app within a Microsoft VM.

Excel ActiveX invoke nodes are broken

I am using LabVIEW 2007. We are using a VI that runs on most of the PC's in our facility however on some the "invoke node" related to Excel functions don't operate. They are broken and the VIs won't run. We get errors that the "Invoke Node: contains unwired ro bad terminals". When going to select methods or properties not all of the properties are shown as seen on the functional PCs. Some of the properties are missing from the selection menus, thus making it incompatible.
Has anyone seen this problem and a solution?
Thanks
Manliff,

What about separating the compiled code from the source? I recognize that this will only work in LV2010, but I expect that that will prevent the compiler from breaking activeX code that depends on a different version than the local one...
Testing this idea is on my to-do-list, but I was wondering if anyone has tried it already.
-Barrett
CLD

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