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David Crow29-Nov-09 15:57
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Larry Mills Sr1-Dec-09 3:01
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Larry Mills Sr3-Dec-09 14:58
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David,
I tried to write to the DB and I get an error "The RecordSet is read only."   How do I change that?

A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

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