I am trying to update only non-filtered rows from a recordset. I am trying to do this by:
1. Create rs
2. Filter out un-wanted rows
3. Create a new rs based on the un-filtered rows
4. Update new rs
How do I do #'s 3 & 4 and keep all of the rs attributes the same, col names, etc...
Thanks
When using ADO, and writing an update statement, EXAMPLE: Update a_table Set a_column = :a_value Where a_keycol = 'XYZ'. Before the update statement is executed, can I see the update statement that the DATABASE is going to perform, NOT the update statement that I wrote?
When using ADO, and writing an update statement, EXAMPLE: Update a_table Set a_column = :a_value Where a_keycol = 'XYZ'. Before the update statement is executed, can I see the update statement that the DATABASE is going to perform, NOT the update statement that I wrote?
Is there a way to see the exact SQL the database will use before performing an update? For example, can you control if the database will issue an update or a delete and insert?
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