Which events did you try? I have used RecordSet.FetchComplete() and it works fine. Here is a VB example,

Private Sub rsCustomer_FetchComplete(ByVal jError AS ADODB.Error,jStatus AS ADODB.EventStatusEnum,ByVal jRecordSet AS ADODB.Recordset)

if jStatus = adStatusOK then
 
Debug.Print "All Rows have been retrieved !!!"
end if

End Sub

>Hi
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>I have created an application which builds a SQL statement which firstly creates a temp table, then iterates through the temp table, calling a stored proc for each record in the temp table.
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>This SQL statement is then passed to a Sybase server via ADO.
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>If I run this sq. statement in an application like DBArtisan the code works well and finishes.
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>When I run it via ADO.. and then try to execute another SQL statement I get the following error
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>"This routine can only be called if the command structure is idle"
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>I know that I am getting this error because me first SQL statement has not finished, so really I am asking is there a way to check that the command structure is busy ?
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>I have tried to use the ado with events, but this does not work
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>Hope you can help
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>Regards
>Steven