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Default Recordset Type?

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Bill98

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If you create a bound form in an Access 2000 .mdb file, it's recordset is a DAO recordset. Is this the case in Access 2003 as well?
 
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'97 has a DAO default recordset. 2000's default is ADO. To use the DAO is rather simple and the thing to do if you have any '97 users. Just link the design Tools/Reference to one of the DAO's 3.51 or 3.6 and then define the recordset variable as a DAO.Recordset

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