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Either EOF or BOF is true

Asked by Krishna44 in VB Database Programming, Visual Basic Programming, VB Objects

Tags: eof, bof, true, either

Hello Sir,
In VB 6, I am calling a Sql server2k SP, It is working fine when i run from the Code. but when i am calling that SP using EXe with command line parameters, It is giving the  Error like
3021 ##### Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested operation requires a current record.

Here I am opening the Recordset at client side as Adopenstatic as the cursortype and Adlockreadonly as the Locktype. and using Early binding and ADO version 2.7.
please give me any suggestions in this regard.

Thanks and Regards,
Govind

 
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