Introduction
This article is the fifth installment in a series on Novell Directory Services (NDS) programming, using the Novell Controls for ActiveX and Visual Basic. So far, we've talked about setting up your development environment, logging in to a directory, and reading and searching NDS field values. This article shows how to write data values to NDS fields.
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Using this lesson as a guide, a Visual Basic programmer will be able to use the Session and Directory controls to write a string value to an NDS field.
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Prerequisites
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Entry-level Visual Basic programming skills, a DeveloperNet subscription (Electronic Level subscription available free at http://developer.novell.com), successful completion of SearchField task in previous article.
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| Required Items |
See "Required Setup."
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Optional Items
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None.
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| Required Setup |
A NetWare 4 or 5 server, a Win32 workstation (Windows 95/98/NT) with installed software: the appropriate Novell Client for the operating system, Microsoft Visual Basic or Visual Studio, and the Novell Controls for ActiveX.
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| Development Environment |
The procedures discussed in this article were tested using a 200 MHZ Pentium-based workstation with 64 MB RAM, running Windows NT 4.0, a NetWare 5.0 file server, the NetWare Client for NT 4.60, Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, and the Novell Controls for ActiveX 1/25/99.
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