>>I noticed that you use code (unfamiliar to me):
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>>* Create recordset
>>oRS = oCon.Execute(lcSql)
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>>Is this (above) better approach than setting CA properties .DataSource and .SelectCmd?
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>>* example
>>.DataSource = CREATEOBJECT('ADODB.Recordset')
>>.SelectCmd = "select * from table"
>>>>
>>>Detach the cursor before killing CA
http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/converting-ado-recordset-cursor-cursoradapter>>>
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>As you see in Sergey's code, there is no other CA properties set.
>That code is just a replacement of the SQLEXEC(), but using ADO not ODBC.
First, thank you for your help. I understand now how his code works. But I am also curious; without CursorAdapter can VFP code do anything with the Recordset?
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