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Rob Wills
Hi,
I wish to connect to a Sybase database using a recordset - to remove the
need of having to link the table through ODBC using DSN. (to prevent the
users from fiddling with the source data)
I can create the recordset programatically - but then I want to save to a
local table without writing the code to loop through each field in each
record to append the data within Access.
I've recently read about saving the recordset to disk - might the following
be a better soloution?
1, Open the ADO recordset
2, Save the ADO Recordset to disk
3, Close the recordset
4, Import into Access using a schema
Any other ideas are welcome
(Preferably one that means I can just run a single SQL string)
Thanks
Rob
I wish to connect to a Sybase database using a recordset - to remove the
need of having to link the table through ODBC using DSN. (to prevent the
users from fiddling with the source data)
I can create the recordset programatically - but then I want to save to a
local table without writing the code to loop through each field in each
record to append the data within Access.
I've recently read about saving the recordset to disk - might the following
be a better soloution?
1, Open the ADO recordset
2, Save the ADO Recordset to disk
3, Close the recordset
4, Import into Access using a schema
Any other ideas are welcome
(Preferably one that means I can just run a single SQL string)
Thanks
Rob