It used to be that if you bound a databasequery to a listbox, then when you
ran the query the listbox displayed the results automatically- with all
columns, and the headers set. In other words it made as many columns as
necessary and set the headers to the names of the columns.
Now that doesn't happen - I just get the first column of the results, and
that's all.
Am I doing something wrong? Am I now supposed to handle all that wonderful
display manually? If so, what's the point of a databasequery binding? I
mean, I realize I can just do a sqlselect command myself and populate the
listbox myself thru the resulting recordset, but if I wanted to do that I
wouldn't be using a binding - right?
Confused in California - m.
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