GROUP By clause or DISTINCT clause

[Jacek]

Hi, can anyone shed some light on this issue?

SELECT Status from lupStatus
with a normal query it returns the correct recordcount

SELECT Status from lupStatus GROUP BY Status
but with a GROUP By clause or DISTINCT clause it return the recordcount
= -1

[Madhivanan]

Which application are you using? If it is VB then it shold be client
side cursor

Madhivanan

[Jacek]

Madhivanan, thanks for your response, we are not using client side
cursor, but server side (the query work fine, adLockReadonly but it
doesn't work when we use adLockOptimistic) VB COM

[Erland Sommarskog]

Jacek (ja***************@gmail.com) writes:

Madhivanan, thanks for your response, we are not using client side
cursor, but server side (the query work fine, adLockReadonly but it
doesn't work when we use adLockOptimistic) VB COM

So the count we are talking about is Recordset.RecordCount?

What cursor type do you ask for? A query with GROUP BY or DISTINCT
can only result in a static or forward-only cursor, and it cannot
be updatable. A static cursor has a rowcount, a forward-only cursor
has not.

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