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Active X Data Objects

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Active X Data Objects

If you want to run multiple queries on a single connection, do you create a new recordset each time or simply write over it with the results of the next query?

RE: Active X Data Objects

Hi Craig

Thank you for your question

Either method would work OK. The main question would be whether you wanted to compare two of the queries with each other. If so then clearly you would need two recordsets, otherwise it would be OK to reuse the same recordset variable for successive queries.

Regards

Stephen

 

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