
Testing for no returned rows in recordset from SQL 6.5 using VB 6.0
I depends on the cursor you are using, but in general you can use the
RecordCount property and/or check for EOF 8using the EOF property).
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Carsten Thomsen [MVP-VB]
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Quote:
> Hi,
> How can I check for recordset contents before I do a 'MyTable.MoveFirst'
> for when recordset is empty?
> Rich