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Hi.
I'm performing a normal SELECT query from Microsoft SQL Server via ADODB. The line of code which performs the query is a simple: rsdata.Open sSQL, sConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly, adCmdText Now, the query pulls out anything between 200 and 1600 records, and I was wondering if I can somehow inform the user that the macro is still alive, so that I'm sure he doesn't try to kill Excel. Is it possible to wrap it up so that eg every 5 seconds the macro runs another line of code saying sth like "Still waiting" or is it completetly uncontrollable once it's communicating with the SQL server? Thanks, Morris |
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