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DAO and ADO
Hi,
Can anyone help me understand how you close a recordset or connection? If you close a recordset do you have to close the connection also? After a routine I am doing a rs.close and keep getting a message that the "operation is not allowed when object is closed". I don't understand why it is already closed. Thank you.
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April 29th, 2002, 05:45 PM
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Yes, rs.close is right, however here's a tip to check whether a recordset is closed or not:
if rs.state = 1 then 'Close it rs.close else ' It's already closed, do nothing end if
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