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count number of sql query result
Is there a property that count the result of an SQL query.
I could find one that count the number of fields, but not the number of results. Is there another way to find out if an SQL return any result or no result are returned. Thanks Dan |
count number of sql query result
Far as i know you have to run a loop for the number of records i.e. myrecordset.movefirst do until myrecordset.eof = true count = count + 1 myrecordset.movenext loop myrecordset.movefirst The way i find out if i have an empty recordset is if myrecordset.bof = true and myrecordset.eof = true then your code here end if hth keith |
count number of sql query result
"Dan" wrote in message
... Is there a property that count the result of an SQL query. I could find one that count the number of fields, but not the number of results. Is there another way to find out if an SQL return any result or no result are returned. Dim strSQL As String Dim rcsCheck As New ADODB.Recordset Dim intNumberOfRecords As Integer ' strSQL = "Your Query" rcsCheck.Open strSQL, "Provider=MSDASQL;DSN=YourDSN", adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic intNumberOfRecords = rcsCheck.RecordCount I tried a few things but this only seems to work for adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic hth Gys |
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