Public Sub DimControls(cString As String)

'Procedure to Enable or Disable The Control Buttons (Add,Delete,Duplicate,Save,Abandon...

Dim i As Integer

Dim jcStr() As String

jcStr = Split(cString, ",")

For i = LBound(jcStr) To UBound(jcStr)

cmdControl(i).Enabled = Val(jcStr(i))

Next

End Sub

Private Sub cmdControl_Click(Index As Integer)

'This module controls the click event of four command buttons

'Add, Delete, Duplicate & Save

If bBookMarkable And rsUsers.RecordCount > 0 Then

mBkMark = rsUsers.Bookmark

End If

Dim strSQL As String

Select Case Index

Case 0 'Add New Record

'New Record, Just Blank the Text boxes and set the focus on the first text box

ClearControls

mNew = True

DimControls "0,0,0,1,1"

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

Case 1 'Delete Current Record

'Delete! Just Confirm this so that you don't accidentally delete info

If rsUsers.RecordCount > 0 Then

 If (MsgBox("Are You Sure You Want To Delete User : " & rsUsers!UserName, vbYesNo, "DB Turor")
= vbYes) Then

With rsUsers

.Delete

.Requery

If EmptyDB(rsUsers) Then

Call ClearControls

mDirty = False

End If

LoadControls

Call cmdNavigate_Click(2)

End With

End If

End If

Case 2 'Duplicate Record

'Duplicate, Don't Clear the text boxes.

'Wait for user to click SAVE.

mDuplicate = True

DimControls "0,0,0,1,1"

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

Case 3 'Save

'Save.

If mDuplicate Or mNew Then

'Record is either new or duplicated.

'So Insert it as a new record to the table

strSQL = "INSERT INTO Users (UserName, Pwd) VALUES ('" _

& txtUserName.Text & "','" & txtPwd.Text & "');"

 Else

'Record is edited

'Update the existing record

'Check for empty database

If EmptyDB(rsUsers) Then

LoadControls

Exit Sub

End If

strSQL = "UPDATE Users SET UserName = '" & txtUserName.Text & "', Pwd = '" & txtPwd.Text & "'"
_

& "WHERE Users.ID = " & rsUsers!id & ";"

End If

cnAP.Execute strSQL

rsUsers.Requery

mDuplicate = False

mNew = False

mDirty = False

DimControls "1,1,1,0,0"

DimNavX '

Me.Caption = "DB Tester (" & rsUsers.AbsolutePosition & " of " & rsUsers.RecordCount & ")"

Case 4 'Abandon

If bBookMarkable And rsUsers.RecordCount > 0 Then

rsUsers.Bookmark = mBkMark

End If

LoadControls

mDuplicate = False

mNew = False
 mDirty = False

End Select

mBkMark = -1

End Sub

Private Sub ClearControls()

'This procedure clears the text boxes so that the user can type in new info

'Called when the user click Add

txtUserName.Text = vbNullString

txtPwd.Text = vbNullString

End Sub

Private Sub cmdNavigate_Click(Index As Integer)

'This is the navigational routine

'When user clicks First, Previous, Next or Last buttons

'the record pointer is moved accordingly

'Navigational buttons are dimmed

'and data is displayed on the form

With rsUsers

If EmptyDB(rsUsers) Then

DimNavX

Exit Sub

End If

Select Case Index

Case 0

.MoveFirst

Case 1 'Previous
 .MovePrevious

If .BOF Then

.MoveFirst

End If

Case 2 'Next

.MoveNext

If .EOF Then

.MoveLast

End If

Case 3 'Last

.MoveLast

End Select

'Me.Caption = "DB Tester (" & .AbsolutePosition & " of " & .RecordCount & ")"

End With

mMove = True

LoadControls

End Sub

Public Sub DimNav(cString As String)

'Routine to disable / enable the navigational buttons

'Same as dimcontrol

'Both can be combined as a single routine,

'taking cString and the control name as arguments.

Dim jcStr() As String

Dim i As Integer

jcStr = Split(cString, ",")

For i = LBound(jcStr) To UBound(jcStr)

cmdNavigate(i).Enabled = Val(jcStr(i))
 Next

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()

Set cnAP = New ADODB.Connection

'Creates a new connection object

Set rsUsers = New ADODB.Recordset

'Creates a new Recordset object

rsUsers.CursorLocation = adUseClient

cnAP.Open "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};" & _

"Dbq=" & App.Path & "\mydb.mdb;" & _

"Uid=admin;" & _

"Pwd="

'opens mydb.mdb which is located in the application path.

cnAP.CursorLocation = adUseClient

rsUsers.Open "SELECT * FROM Users;", cnAP, adOpenDynamic, adLockPessimistic

'Opens the record set.

LoadControls

'Call the procedure to read data from recordset and display it in text boxes

Me.Caption = "DB Tester (" & rsUsers.AbsolutePosition & " of " & rsUsers.RecordCount & ")"

'Display the position and the total number of records in the Title Window
 bBookMarkable = IIf(rsUsers.Supports(adBookmark), True, False)

'All recordsets does not support bookmarking, so make sure that

'our recordset supports it, and if it does, then set bBookMarkable to True

'We are using iif function here aswell (this has nothing to do with ADO though!)

'iif is a short form of the if..else..endif block

'the above statement can be written also as

' If rsUsers.Supports(adBookmark) Then

' bBookMarkable = True

' Else

' bBookMarkable = False

' End If

End Sub

Private Sub LoadControls()

With rsUsers

If .RecordCount <= 1 Then

DimNavX '"0,0,0,0"

End If

If EmptyDB(rsUsers) Then

DimControls "1,0,0,0,0"

Exit Sub

End If
 If .BOF Then

.MoveFirst

End If

If .EOF Then

.MoveLast

End If

'This is the place where we read the information from recordset '

'and store it to the variables.

txtUserName.Text = !UserName & "" 'This assignment will err out if we

' try to assign a null value to the textbox

'So an empty string is appended to it

txtPwd.Text = !pwd & ""

End With

'The information is just displayed on the form and hence nothing is changed,

'so We don't require Save & Abandon - disable it.

DimNavX

DimControls "1,1,1,0,0"

'We check this variable when we unload the form to determine whether

'any changes were made to the data.

mDirty = False
 Me.Caption = "DB Tester (" & rsUsers.AbsolutePosition & " of " & rsUsers.RecordCount & ")"

End Sub

Private Sub Form_QueryUnload(Cancel As Integer, UnloadMode As Integer)

Dim jAnswer As Long

If mDirty Then

'This is where we check if the form is dirty (any data is changed).

'If so, give the user a chance to save changes

jAnswer = MsgBox("Do You Want To Save The Changes You Made To Users?", vbYesNoCancel +
vbExclamation, "DB Tester")

Select Case jAnswer

Case vbYes

Call cmdControl_Click(3)

'User Clicked Yes

'Call the procedure to save the information

Cancel = False

Case vbNo

'User clicked No

'Does not wish to save changes, So unload the form without saving

Cancel = False

Case vbCancel

'User clicked cancel by mistake or changed mind to exit the app

'so cancel unloading the form

 Cancel = True

End Select

End If

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)

'This is where we do the clean up routine

'Close all open connections

'and set all objects to Nothing

frmVote.Show

rsUsers.Close

cnAP.Close

Set rsUsers = Nothing

Set cnAP = Nothing

End Sub

Private Sub txtPwd_Change()

'User changed data in the textbox, change the property Dirty to True

If Not mMove Then

DimControls "0,0,0,1,1"

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

mDirty = True

End If

End Sub

Private Sub txtUserName_Change()

 'User changed data in the textbox, change the property Dirty to True

If Not mMove Then

DimControls "0,0,0,1,1"

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

mDirty = True

End If

End Sub

Private Function EmptyDB(objrs As ADODB.Recordset) As Boolean

If objrs.BOF And objrs.EOF Then

EmptyDB = True

Else

EmptyDB = False

End If

End Function

Private Sub DimNavX()

'Enhancement of DimNav Procedure

'Tested only with ClientSideCursors

Dim jPos, jCount As Long

With rsUsers

jPos = .AbsolutePosition

jCount = .RecordCount

End With

If jCount > 0 Then

 If jPos = 1 Then

DimNav "0,0,1,1"

Else

If jPos = jCount Then

DimNav "1,1,0,0"

Else

DimNav "1,1,1,1"

End If

End If

If jCount = 1 Then

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

End If

Else

DimNav "0,0,0,0"

End If

End Sub