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VB6 - ADO Data Control and DataGrid - sort order issues with RecordSet.Find

Tags: vb6, datagrid
I am using an ADO data control (MSADODC.OCX) as the DataSource of a DataGrid
(MSDATGRD.OCX). Just for this simple example, let's say I have a MS SQL
Server table that contains some names. I initially populate the grid with a
statement like this:

adodc.RecordSource = "select name from my_table order by name"
adodc.Refresh

In this example the names are sorted on the DataGrid as shown here:

APPLEGATE
BISCAYNE
BOGGLE
CAT
CINEMA
O'MALLEY
OAR
OBESE
OREGON
OSHKOSH
OTTER
OZ
PEORIA
PITTSBURGH
POPPY

Here we see that O'MALLEY is first of the O's.  This is correct in
accordance with the ASCII sort order of the characters.  However, if I try
to use find search criteria to move to the first record where name is
greater than or equal to OR

adodc.RecordSet.Find "name >= 'OR'"
adodc.Refresh

It moves to O'MALLEY.  It should move to OREGON.  When doing a Find using a
search string that starts with an O, the search gets "stuck" on O'MALLEY.
Other Find searches work perfectly.  For instance

adodc.RecordSet.Find "name >= 'PI'"
adodc.Refresh

moves to PITTSBURGH.  Can anyone provide a solution to this problem?
Thanks.
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Question Stats
Zone: Programming
Question Asked By: glentek
Solution Provided By: Marv-in
Participating Experts: 2
Solution Grade: B
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