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    I would like to know the record number of the record I am referencing in a data set. If I have a record set created with the following: CODE: adptLoan.SelectCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM loan ORDER BY key_loan"; theRows = adptUpdateLoan.Fill(resultset, "GENERIC"); "what is my record number" = resultset.Tables["GENERIC"].Rows[0]["key_loan"].ToString(); I could change key_loan to any key value, but I still want to know what record number this is within the context of my select statement. Obviously, the one above is simplistic. Any thoughts on this? Thanks in Advance. William William Olson e-Olsons.com

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