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May 25th, 1999, 04:31 PM
#1
changing a recordset
I have a connection and recordset declared in a standard module. I want to be able to temporarily alter the recordset in a different form to narrow down the amount of data available. I tried this:
[strSource is variable storing the original SQL statement for the recordset in the standard mod.]
rst.Open strSource & " " & "WHERE State = 'MD'"
but I always get an error; if I close the original recordset first I get "cannot perform if object is closed" and if I leave it open I get "cannot perform if object is open".
I tried using the filter method for this but as I understand it recordset.filter cannot perform statements such as ("State = 'MD'" OR "State = 'DC'") AND "Last_Name = 'Jones'" --- which I need to do.
Does anyone know the proper way to alter a recordset, or if I can use the filter method somehow to do this? I'm sure the answer is easy, I just don't know it.
Thanks
John
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May 25th, 1999, 07:56 PM
#2
Re: changing a recordset
Are you using ADO or DAO ? I don't know the error your getting but try this first:
rst.Open strSource & " " & " WHERE State = 'MD'"
add a space befor the W in WHERE because in your SQL string your saying SELECT ### FROM ###WHERE.
If this don't work, and your using ADO Dim a New Record set and open it with the new SQL string, on the same connection obj. After you get what you want, make the new recordset = Nothing. As for filters use the OR & AND in the SQL string.
"### ### ### ### WHERE TABLE.FIELD = 'Something' or TABLE.FIELD = 'Something Else'" .
Please don't take this to the bank, it's just an idea. I hope it's helps.
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May 25th, 1999, 08:42 PM
#3
Re: changing a recordset
I forgot to mention the most important part. Duh. I'm using ADO to connect to an Access database (from a VB6 project). I will try your idea and repost if it doesn't work.
Thanks,
John
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