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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Access » Recordset Open

Creating a Recordset Using a Connection String


 

Sub CreateRecordset1()

    'Declare and instantiate the recordset

    Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset

    Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset



    'Open the recordset

    rst.Open "Select * From Employees", CurrentProject.Connection



    'Print its contents

    Debug.Print rst.GetString



    'Close and destroy the recordset

    rst.Close

    Set rst = Nothing

End Sub

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17.	Options of Open Method: adCmdText - The provider evaluates the source as a command
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19.	adCmdTableDirect - The provider returns all rows in the table named in the source.
20.	adCmdStoredProc - The provider evaluates the source as a stored procedure.
21.	adCmdUnknown - The type of command in the source is unknown.
22.	adCmdFile - The source is evaluated as a persisted recordset.
23.	adAsyncExecute - The source is executed asynchronously.
24.	adAsyncFetch - The initial quantity specified in the Initial Fetch Size property is fetched.
25.	adAsyncFetchNonBlocking - The main thread never blocks when fetching.
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