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Default how to edit/ update records/ rows of csv file vb

hey All,

i currently have a form with a datagrid, and an adodc control.
adodc control is linked to a file dsn that points to a csv file with some sample data.

data is being read correctly, without errors into the datagrid.
but when i update, nothing is being updated.

does anyone have suggestions?
is it even possible with ado, and if so, how?

i have tried calling the UpdateBatch() and Update() methods of the adodc control, to no avail.

any assist would be most appreciated.

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Did you ever get an answer to this. I have a similar issue. I am reading in a CSV (contains basic inventory info) file for input and need to change the value of some of the fields and write them back to the same CSV file. I would like to process this file by an Item Number. Do you have an example? Thanks for the help.

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