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7.4

Can't .MoveLast in Access ADO Recordset

Asked by rufassa in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database, VB Database Programming

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I get an error saying:
rowset does not support fetching backwards

every time I attempt to movelast. I know there is data in the record set because I do a copyfrom recordset into an excel spreadsheet and it displays 3898 rows; I also print the query into a form and run it on the native SQL Server DB and the same number of rows are returned. Plus I am allowed to perform a Movenext. The recordcount remains at -1 even when I movenext. I can movenext until I reach EOF then I am allowed to movefirst but the recourdcount remains -1 and I need to know know how many records are in the recordset.

With rsRos
                .ActiveConnection = cnRos
                .LockType = adLockReadOnly
                .CursorType = adOpenStatic
                'Load new ros records
                .Source = createROSPullQuery(DT) 'Pull all current ROS records
                .Open
                Forms!frmtmp.temp = .Source
                If Not .EOF Then .MoveLast
                If Not .BOF Then .MoveFirst
           
...
...
...
...

.Range(...).CopyFromRecordset rs 'Load Data
.Range(...., .Cells(rs.recordCount + 1, rs.Fields.Count + 1)).Formula = ...
               
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Zones: Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database, VB Database Programming
Tags: recordset, ado, movelast, access, copyfrom
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