best way to loop through a record set without creating an endless loop

 Dim rstClone As DAO.Recordset
    Dim rstDestination As DAO.Recordset
    Dim flds As Integer
      Set rstClone = Me.RecordsetClone
    Set rstDestination = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(YourTable, , vbOpenDynaset)
    With rstClone
        .MoveFirst
        While Not .EOF
            rstDestination.AddNew
            
            For flds = startPoint To .Fields.Count - 1

                rstDestination.Fields(rstClone.Fields(flds).Name) = rstClone.Fields(flds)
            Next
            rstDestination.Update
            .MoveNext
        Wend
    End With
    Else
    
    End If
 set  rstDestination=nothing
set rstClone=nothing

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DoCmd.RunSQL "SELECT * into Temp_table From CREDITREPORT "
DoCmd.RunSQL "Update Temp_table SET Temp_table.[myDate] = ""C"""
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO CREDITREPORT SELECT * FROM Temp_table;"

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'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LoopAndCombine
Function LoopAndCombine( _
   psTablename As String _
   , psIDFieldname As String _
   , psTextFieldname As String _
   , pnValueID As Long _
   , Optional psWhere As String = "" _
   , Optional psDeli As String = ", " _
   , Optional psNoValue As String = "" _
   , Optional psOrderBy As String = "" _
   ) As String
's4p
'loop through recordset and combine values to one string
   
   'NEEDS REFERENCE
   'a Microsoft DAO Library
   ' -- OR --
   ' Microsoft Office #.0 Access Database Engine Object Library
   
   'PARAMETERS
   'psTablename --> tablename to get list from
   'psIDFieldname --> fieldname to link on (ie: "BookID")
   'psTextFieldname --> fieldname to combine (ie: "PageNumber")
   'pnValueID --> actual value of ID for this iteration ( ie: [BookID])
   'psWhere, Optional  --> more criteria (ie: "Year(PubDate) = 2006")
   'psDeli, Optional  --> delimiter other than comma (ie: ";", Chr(13) & Chr(10))
   'psNoValue, Optional  --> value to use if no data (ie: "No Pages")
   'psOrderBy, Optional  --> fieldlist to Order By
   
   'Set up error handler
   On Error GoTo Proc_Err
      
   'dimension variables
   Dim rs As DAO.Recordset _
      , vAllValues As Variant _
      , sSQL As String
    
   vAllValues = Null
  
   sSQL = "SELECT [" & psTextFieldname & "] " _
       & " FROM [" & psTablename & "]" _
       & " WHERE [" & psIDFieldname _
       & "] = " & pnValueID _
       & IIf(Len(psWhere) > 0, " AND " & psWhere, "") _
       & IIf(Len(psOrderBy) > 0, " ORDER BY " & psOrderBy, "") _
       & ";"
       
   'open the recordset
   Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(sSQL, dbOpenSnapshot)
      
   'loop through the recordset until the end
   With rs
      Do While Not rs.EOF
         If Not IsNull(.Fields(psTextFieldname)) Then
   
            '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHOOSE ONE
   
            '---- if field value is numeric
            vAllValues = (vAllValues + psDeli) _
             & Trim(.Fields(psTextFieldname))
   
            '---- uncomment if you want quotes around data
            'vAllValues = (vAllValues + psDeli) _
             & " '" & Trim(.Fields(psTextFieldname)) & "'"
            '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          End If
         .MoveNext
      Loop
   End With 'rs
      
   If Len(vAllValues) = 0 Then
      vAllValues = psNoValue
   End If
 
   
Proc_Exit:
   'close the recordset
   rs.Close
   'release the recordset variable
   Set rs = Nothing
    
   LoopAndCombine = Trim(Nz(vAllValues, ""))
   Exit Function
   
'if there is an error, the following code will execute
Proc_Err:
   MsgBox Err.Description, , _
     "ERROR " & Err.Number _
      & "   LoopAndCombine"
 
   Resume Proc_Exit
   Resume
End Function

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Sub testLoopAndCombine()
'test LoopAndCombine
   Dim sTablename As String _
      , sIDFieldname As String _
      , sTextFieldname As String _
      , nValueID As Long _
      , sFieldSortBy As String
   
   sTablename = "MyTablename"
   sIDFieldname = "MyNumericForeignKeyFieldname" 'if FK is not a n umber, you will need to add delimiters to LoopAndCombine where it is referenced
   sTextFieldname = "Description of Fieldname"
   nValueID = 138 'some number you know is in the table
   sFieldSortBy = "FieldnameToSortBy"
   
   MsgBox LoopAndCombine(sTablename, sIDFieldname, sTextFieldname, nValueID, , , , sFieldSortBy)

End Sub

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DoCmd.RunSQL "SELECT * into Temp_table" _
         & " FROM CREDITREPORT " _
         & " WHERE (((CREDITREPORT.CLIENTID_FK)=" & [Forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![ClientID_FK] & ") and ((CREDITREPORT.PULLEDDATE)= #" & [Forms]![SubMc_CredRptDE1Frm]![PULLEDDATE_Txt] & "#));"
DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE Temp_table SET Temp_table.[PULLEDDATE ] = #" & Format(Date, "MM/DD/YYYY") & "#);"
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO CREDITREPORT SELECT * FROM Temp_table;"
DoCmd.RunSQL "DROP TABLE Temp_table;"

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