I'm writing an app in vb6 that uses an Access 2000 db to store info. When running a stored procedure and trying to put the results into an ADO recordset, the EOF flag is always TRUE. I had similiar problems on some SQL projects until I found the wonderful command SET NOCOUNT ON. I use it in all my stored procedures now. Is there an access equivalent to that command? OR is there some way to do this? I know how to use ADO with SQL very well, its just that I'm having issues with using Access.
set MyRS = DB.Execute("EXEC MyStoredProc")
Thanks,
set MyRS = DB.Execute("EXEC MyStoredProc")
Thanks,