MS-SQL 2000, Access 2003, ADO 2.8
Please, consider the SQL string in the following code:
Dim r As ADODB.Recordset
Dim r2 As ADODB.Recordset
Set r = CurrentProject. Connection.Exec ute( _
"SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM FFDBATransactio ns" _
& "; SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM [4060148Transact ions]")
Set r2 = r.NextRecordset
Debug.Print r.GetString(adC lipString, 1, vbTab, vbNewLine)
Debug.Print r2.GetString(ad ClipString, 1, vbTab, vbNewLine)
Set r = Nothing
that is:
"SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM FFDBATransactio ns" _
& "; SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM [4060148Transact ions]"
As I understand NOCOUNT, if we used this in a stored procedure the
first SET NOCOUNT ON would be valid for the whole stored procedure and
the second SET NOCOUNT ON would be redundant.
But what about using command text?
They are both useful?
Neither is useful?
The first is, but the second isn't?
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In both cases the first SET NOCOUNT ON is all that is required.
You should really have a SET NOCOUNT OFF at the end as well in order to
reset to the default behaviour.
It is still useful to have the SET NOCOUNT ON to prevent the generation of
the row count that sql reports, especially in a multiple recordset situation
as this row count is interpreted by ADO as another recordset.
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Terry Kreft
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news:11******** *************@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com... MS-SQL 2000, Access 2003, ADO 2.8
Please, consider the SQL string in the following code:
Dim r As ADODB.Recordset
Dim r2 As ADODB.Recordset
Set r = CurrentProject. Connection.Exec ute( _
"SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM FFDBATransactio ns" _
& "; SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM [4060148Transact ions]")
Set r2 = r.NextRecordset
Debug.Print r.GetString(adC lipString, 1, vbTab, vbNewLine)
Debug.Print r2.GetString(ad ClipString, 1, vbTab, vbNewLine)
Set r = Nothing
that is:
"SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM FFDBATransactio ns" _
& "; SET NOCOUNT ON " _
& "SELECT * FROM [4060148Transact ions]"
As I understand NOCOUNT, if we used this in a stored procedure the
first SET NOCOUNT ON would be valid for the whole stored procedure and
the second SET NOCOUNT ON would be redundant.
But what about using command text?
They are both useful?
Neither is useful?
The first is, but the second isn't? This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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