Re: Repost: Paging/Scrolling within app

Tracy,
 We had the same problem here. We use Win98 as the client running the apps against a 7.3.4.5.1 and 8.1.7 database. The fix was to use the Micrsoft ODBC drivers rather than the Oracle ODBC drivers to accomplish the pg fwd/pg back. MS drivers are more robust and allow additional options.
Ron
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>>> tracy.rahmlow_at_aexp.com 06/26/02 11:38AM >>>
I have a developer that would like to display 'x' amount of records on a vb
screen. Additional, buttons would be added to the screen for paging forward or
paging backwards. What options do we have for doing this? rowid, rownum ????

I thought recently there was a discussion regarding this issue, but I was
unable to find any
info about it. Anybody recall this or have suggestions that I could pursue?

Thanks alot

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