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03.02.2003 at 09:57PM PST, ID: 20536014
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[ADO] Disconnecting Recordsets executed by Command

Asked by worship_me in VB Database Programming

Tags: adlockbatchoptimistic, open

How do you disconnect recordsets that were opened this way in ADO...

C++

_CommandPtr pCommand;
pCommand.CreateInstance(----);
pCommand->ActiveCommand = pConn;
....
_RecordsetPtr pRset;
pRset.CreateInstance(----);
pRset->CursorLocation = adUseClient;
pRset->Open(_variant_t((IDispatch*)pCommand),
           vtMissing, adOpenStatic,
           adLockBatchOptimistic, adCmdUnspecified);

VB

Dim command AS ADODB.Command
Dim recordset AS ADODB.Recordset

Set command = New ADODB.Command
command.ActiveConnection = conn
...
Set recordset = New ADODB.Recordset
recordset.open command,,adOpenStatic,
              adLockBatchOptimistic, adCmdUnspecified

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Zone: VB Database Programming
Tags: adlockbatchoptimistic, open
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Solution Provided By: emoreau
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[+][-]08.25.2003 at 11:49PM PDT, ID: 9221793

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