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Fabricated or virtual recordset

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tmorita

tmorita

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Jul 31, 2001
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Hello,

I am using ADO to create a fabricated recordset. It works great until I try to bind it to a form. Has anyone had success binding a fabricated recordset to a form???

Thanks,
Tim
 
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Can you please post your code? I'm not following your terminology. What is a "fabricated recordset"? How are you binding it to the form? Are you trying to create a recordset and use that name in the Control Source for the form? If so, why? You can use the table as the Control Source. dz
 
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