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I'm doing that in VB. Inside the WHILE loop I want to have something like IF MyReader.EOF THEN ...
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I'm doing that in VB. Inside the WHILE loop I want to have something like IF MyReader.EOF THEN ...

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For formatting I wanted to know when I was on the last record. Using CSS I have managed to get what I want after the fact.
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For formatting I wanted to know when I was on the last record. Using CSS I have managed to get what I want after the fact.

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Is there any way with a .NET DataReader to tell when you are working with the last record? Something like EOF in classic ASP.
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Is there any way with a .NET DataReader to tell when you are working with the last record? Something like EOF in classic ASP.

DataReader EOF?

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