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					| Vbscript  Posted: 27 Jun 06 2:47 AM
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					| fiogf49gjkf0dIn legacy script after retrieving the record form database one of the colomn has been set using DBSetKeyField. 
 Eg: TblH = DBOpenSQL("Select * from CLSCLIENT_PRODUCT where ACCOUNTID = '" & Application.BasicFunctions.CurrentAccountID & "' order by PRODUCT_CODE", True)
 DBSetKeyField TblH, "CLSCLIENT_PRODUCTID"
 Dummy = DBMoveTo(TblH, "First")
 
 What is DBSetKeyField in vbscript?
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					| Re: Vbscript  Posted: 27 Jun 06 8:53 AM
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					| fiogf49gjkf0dThis function allows you to set the key that is used to access the data in the recordset. |  
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					| Re: Vbscript  Posted: 27 Jun 06 11:30 AM
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					| fiogf49gjkf0dThere is no direct translation for DBSetKeyField in VBScript. In legacy this was used to spcify the key field for an open handle that would then apply to further operations on that handle. In VBScript you are using straight ADO, nothing more. So in VBScript you are no longer opening handles and using functions such as DBOpenSQL, DBMoveTo, etc. Now you will be using Recordsets and Connections to accomplish the same using the objects provided in ADO. 
 What exactly are you trying to accomplish in the VBScript? Let us know so we can help you with what you would do to accomplish that with ADO.
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