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How to get more records from table and getting them with DAO?

Hello,
How can I get more records with DAO.
I write
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
'selecting data through SQL then
with "rs("Fieldname")"
I can get the data if only 1 row is back from SQL query. How can I write if I get more than 1 row from table. is it like this
with rs(0,"Fieldname")
please reeply as soon as possible, Thnaks in advance
Sep 5 '07 #1
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Hello,
How can I get more records with DAO.
I write
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
'selecting data through SQL then
with "rs("Fieldname")"
I can get the data if only 1 row is back from SQL query. How can I write if I get more than 1 row from table. is it like this
with rs(0,"Fieldname")
please reeply as soon as possible, Thnaks in advance
Try using rs!fieldname for each field in a row.
Then, when it comes to move to the next row, just use:
rs.MoveNext
Hope this helps.
Sep 5 '07 #2
Try using rs!fieldname for each field in a row.
Then, when it comes to move to the next row, just use:
rs.MoveNext
Hope this helps.

I will try this, but if u have any other idea plz write that also. Thanks a lot.
Sep 5 '07 #3

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