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02.22.2007 at 06:38AM PST, ID: 22406313
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ADODB _recordsetPtr delete all

Asked by alexatsearidge in Microsoft Visual C++.Net, C++ Programming Language, Visual Studio .NET 2005

Tags: _recordsetptr

Hi all, coding unmanaged C++ in VS.NET 2005

I've exported a table to an xml file and now I am working with this xml file.
When I use the delete method in the _recordsetPtr it just flags the record in the file for deletion.

Is there anyway to actually delete the information from the file itself?Start Free Trial
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