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Move cursor in a Recordset with MoveNext


 

Sub PropNulls()

    Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset

    Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset



    rst.Open "Employees", CurrentProject.Connection



    Do Until rst.EOF

        Debug.Print rst!EmployeeID, rst!Region

        rst.MoveNext

    Loop

End Sub

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1.	Navigate through a recordset
2.	Move the resultset cursor with MoveNext method
3.	Moving Around in a Recordset
4.	Supplying the CursorType as a Parameter of the Open Method
5.	Using the Recordset Movements() Methods on a Recordset Object
6.	Moving Through the Records in a Recordset:MoveFirst - To the first record in a recordset
7.	Moving Through the Records in a Recordset:MoveLast - To the last record in a recordset
8.	Moving Through the Records in a Recordset:MovePrevious - To the previous record in a recordset
9.	Moving Through the Records in a Recordset:MoveNext - To the next record in a recordset
10.	Set CursorType to adOpenForwardOnly
11.	Set CursorType to adOpenStatic
12.	Set CursorType to adOpenKeyset
13.	Set CursorType to adOpenDynamic
14.	Supplying the CursorType as a Property of the Recordset Object
15.	Designating the Cursor Location
16.	Set CursorLocation to adUseServer
17.	Set Cursor Location to adUseClient
18.	Check after using the MoveNext method whether the end of the file has been reached
19.	moves 5 records backward from the current record in a DAO recordset:

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