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    Posted: 03 August 2006 at 10:08am
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The scripts for SQL Provider are not updated.....
 
....Calendar\VB\CalendarSample\SQLscripts
 
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Thanks.

CustomDataProvider samples will be updated (using SQL Server). Added new fields: ScheduleID, CustomIconsIDs.

Anything else?..

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The information about multi-resources,
 
(I mean calendarmultipleschedulesext.xtp_cal)
 
needs SQL tables?
 
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Other cuestion about multiple-resources:

Dim pRes0 As New CalendarResource
 
pRes0.DataProvider.Create -- don't create EventsSchedules table with MS Access data provider.
 
Only create:  Event, Options and RecurrencePattern.
 
I'm use VB6, Access XP, ADO 2.8.
 
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About EventsSchedules table - yes, this is true.
Data provider has a quite simple schedules collection (ID, Name).
For the current version you'll have to organize schedules storing by yourself and fill this collection in your own way after creating or opening data provider.

We'll most likely change this for future by adding Schedules as a separate table.

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