The Numeric Variables Lecture 7 08/01/06 Dan Rao.

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The Numeric Variables Lecture 7 08/01/06 Dan Rao

Date Variables Dim VariableName AS datatype

Assign Value to Numeric Variable Numeric literal constants

Numeric Expression

Exercises

Using Numeric Variables in Word Open T6-WD-1.doc

Using Numeric Variables in Acess The ADO Object Model –ADO: ActiveX Data Objects

Recordset’s Open Method recordset.Open Source:=datasource, ActiveConnection:=connection, cursorType:= cursorType, LockType:=locktype

Recordset’s Find method