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Delete ADODB Recordset
I am trying to delete an ADODB recordset. Here is the code that I am using...
strSelect = "SELECT *" strFrom = "FROM tblVehicleDetails" strWhere = "WHERE ((tblVehicleDetails.[Unit Number])=" & lngUnitNumber & ")" strOrderBy = ";" Set rst = RunQuery(strSelect, strFrom, strWhere, strOrderBy, True) rst.Delete adAffectCurrent rst.UpdateBatch rst.Close Set rst = Nothing The runquery function works and returns a connected recordset. There is no error when the code runs but the records are not deleted. I have no trouble deleting the records manually in the databse. Any thoughts... TIA Jim Thomlinson |
Delete ADODB Recordset
No worries. I figured it out... You need to delete each record in the
recordset individually, before you update the batch... "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: I am trying to delete an ADODB recordset. Here is the code that I am using... strSelect = "SELECT *" strFrom = "FROM tblVehicleDetails" strWhere = "WHERE ((tblVehicleDetails.[Unit Number])=" & lngUnitNumber & ")" strOrderBy = ";" Set rst = RunQuery(strSelect, strFrom, strWhere, strOrderBy, True) rst.Delete adAffectCurrent rst.UpdateBatch rst.Close Set rst = Nothing The runquery function works and returns a connected recordset. There is no error when the code runs but the records are not deleted. I have no trouble deleting the records manually in the databse. Any thoughts... TIA Jim Thomlinson |
Delete ADODB Recordset
Your best bet would be to skip the recordset altogether and just run a
delete SQL directly on the database. There's no need for a recordset here. You can see how many records were deleted using Connection.Execute [SQLStatement], [RecordsAffected], [Options] "RecordsAffected" will now contain the number of records affected (deleted, in this case) EG: Dim strSQL As String Dim lngRecs As Long strSQL = "UPDATE Titles SET Price = Price * 1.10" & _ " WHERE Type = 'Business'" conPubs.Execute strSQL, lngRecs, adCmdText Response.Write lngRecs & " records were updated." Tim. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message ... No worries. I figured it out... You need to delete each record in the recordset individually, before you update the batch... "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: I am trying to delete an ADODB recordset. Here is the code that I am using... strSelect = "SELECT *" strFrom = "FROM tblVehicleDetails" strWhere = "WHERE ((tblVehicleDetails.[Unit Number])=" & lngUnitNumber & ")" strOrderBy = ";" Set rst = RunQuery(strSelect, strFrom, strWhere, strOrderBy, True) rst.Delete adAffectCurrent rst.UpdateBatch rst.Close Set rst = Nothing The runquery function works and returns a connected recordset. There is no error when the code runs but the records are not deleted. I have no trouble deleting the records manually in the databse. Any thoughts... TIA Jim Thomlinson |
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