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07.21.2008 at 08:08AM PDT, ID: 23582083
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How to use Access 2003 pass-thru query with ADO

Asked by Harrzack in Microsoft Access Database

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From previous help on this forum, I now have a pass-through query in Access 2003 that works. Whew - It was a long haul!

I'd really like to have the results of this query as an ADO Recordset to be able to put it in a local table and also open an Excel Spreadsheet based on this RS.

Is it possible to use an Access Query as an parameter or argument for either a Command or Recordset Object? The connection and sql are contained in the PT-Query, so I'm thinking I'd be using a CO or RS...Start Free Trial
 
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1 Proper ado syntax for Open recordset
2 Delayed ADO update
3 ADO.NET and ADO Recordsets
4 Pass-Through vs. ADO
5 ADO and DAO
6 256 Char limit on ADO Recordset Field.
 
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