Hi Eric,

I tried what you suggested and it worked to a point. I compiled the OCX and used it in a standard project. I then put an ADODC control on the same form. I set the DataField and DataSource properties of the OCX control, but nothing is displayed from the database when I run the project.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

Jim

>>Hello,
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>> I want to, using vb 6.0, create an ActiveX control that exposes the datasource and the datafield properties so the user can set these properties at design time. I have tried multiple times by using the ActiveX control interface manager, but have failed. I've tried defining my own properties and that doesn't work either. How do I do this? Is it possible? Is there a third party tool that does this? Is there another way? Will this occur in VB.Net?
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>You need to go to the Tools->Procedure attributes. You then select the property that you want to be data-bindable, click the Advanced button, click Property is databound and at least Show in databindings. You need to do this for each property that you want to be bindable.
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>No code is required.