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Default Using "GetString" with ADO

Hello, I am using Excel XP with Win 2000 and ADO 2.5.

1) When converting an ADO recordset into a string using "GetString", does
anyone know of any bugs, row limitations, length or size restrictions, etc.
with this method?

I'm considering using this method for importing data when there is too much
to fit into an Excel sheet. Alternatively, I will port the data into a CSV
text file and I just wanted to know how stable this method is. I would use
the syntax shown below:

rsADO.GetString(adClipString, , ",", vbCr)

2) Also, does anyone know if this method automatically (internally)
surrounds each column with double quotation marks? If not how can I get it to
do this? Please illustrate the syntax.

Thanks much in advance.
 
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