Modify (update) values in a database using Allow dragging of points for a bar chart

[User (Legacy)]

Hello,

I am writing an application in VB 6.0.

I am connected to a MS Access databases through ADO connection and I have

the resultsets  read directly in code. I use the property called "ResultSet"

which will read the information from an ADO resultset.

In one form I do see the chart correctly. I have a Bar chart, 2 series.

Allow dragging property is enabled  by code.

My question is this one.

Is it possible to modify the Y values displayed in Bar chart series 1 back

into to the database?

I want to modify (update) values in the database using the bar chart

properties.

I noticed that when you modify values either in the Data Editor or adjust

the bars from the chart the new set values does not update into the

database.

Of course if it is possible , please give some examples or helpful advices.

Thanks in advance,

Gratian

[Software FX]

Not automatically, Chart FX doesn't write back to the database, it only

reads.

You can however capture the ChangeValue event and do the database

modification on your own.

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FP

Software FX Support

"Gratian Doru" <gcenusa@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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> Hello,

>

> I am writing an application in VB 6.0.

> I am connected to a MS Access databases through ADO connection and I have

> the resultsets  read directly in code. I use the property called

"ResultSet"

> which will read the information from an ADO resultset.

> In one form I do see the chart correctly. I have a Bar chart, 2 series.

> Allow dragging property is enabled  by code.

> My question is this one.

>

> Is it possible to modify the Y values displayed in Bar chart series 1 back

> into to the database?

> I want to modify (update) values in the database using the bar chart

> properties.

> I noticed that when you modify values either in the Data Editor or adjust

> the bars from the chart the new set values does not update into the

> database.

> Of course if it is possible , please give some examples or helpful

advices.

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Gratian

>

>