atb Control

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Before you can use an atb (Active Table) control in your application, you must add the bAt2.ocx file to your project. The atb represents a table (or a view or any other OLEDB recordset). It is shown (if visible) as a grid or as a subform in your form. The user may edit and browse this table using the various functions of the control. The program may edit the table using the methods and properties of atb.

If you are using the subform view of atb, you may place other controls onto your atb control. Binding this controls to columns of the atb is done through the IBatInterface. The blueshell Active Tables controls cbo, chk and txt are providing such an interface. If you want to bind other controls, you may simply add an IBatInterface to it using VB's controls wizard and some lines of handmade code.

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