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and if you are attempting to get the column names by that ADODB.Field you would loop the RS as
Dim Fld
For Each Fld In rsField.Fields
Response.Write("Fieldname: " & Fld.Name & "<br>")
Next
maybe a bit of details on what you're doing will help out
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Thanks, that's exactly what I was trying to do. I didn't realize you can do it after opening the recordset, without instantiating an ADODB.Field object. My code now works with your example.
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