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OpenKeyset Recordset - ADODB

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    Hi there, Is there a way to determinate the cursor type of a recordset using the .Execute command of a ADODB.Command object? If you use a ADODB.Recordset object, you define the cursor type like this: myRecordset.Open mySQLCommand, myDatabase, adOpenKeyset I now use stored procedures in my DB and I still want to set the cursor type to OpenKeyset, if that is possible... Thanks, Werries

    A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie!

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      Hi there, Is there a way to determinate the cursor type of a recordset using the .Execute command of a ADODB.Command object? If you use a ADODB.Recordset object, you define the cursor type like this: myRecordset.Open mySQLCommand, myDatabase, adOpenKeyset I now use stored procedures in my DB and I still want to set the cursor type to OpenKeyset, if that is possible... Thanks, Werries

      A programmer's life is good... or is it?? Ek dink nie so nie!

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      The cursor type won't change. Your SQL is still returning that same recrodset no matter if it's done by stored proc or by a SQL statement you pass in.

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