The Recordset.AddNew method is a function used for adding records to a recordset. – Syntax: Call objRecordset.AddNew([FieldList], [Values]) objRecordset: A Recordset object. FieldList: A 1 dimensional array of the variant type. This array must contain the Field names. Values: A 1 dimensional array of the
The ADODB.Recordset object has a recordcount property. This property returns the number of records in the recordset. This property may or may not work correctly depending on the cursor type chosen. For the following cursor types this property will work correctly: adOpenKeyset adOpenStatic but for
This article will explain how to perform a search operation on an Access table using VBA. Note: A faster approach for doing searches would be to use queries. For more information on this please see the link below: Recordset Query Search , Access VBA The article
In this article I will explain how you can read data from an Access table using VBA. This article uses the ADODB.Recordset object. In order to use this object you may need to add reference to ADODB object library. For more information on this topic
If you are going to be working with the Recordset object in VBA for Access, there are 2 options. Early binding Late binding In the first method we add reference to the Access Object Library, before execution. It will run faster and we will have access to the VBA editor intellisense. On the other hand
In this article I will explain how you can modify existing data in an Access table using the Recordset object in VBA. The article uses the ADODB.Recordset object. In order to use this object you may need to add reference to ADODB object library. For more information on this
One thing that may confuse a lot of programmers, is that the first row of an Access table is NOT necessarily the first record. For example consider the empty access table below: Lets say we copy the some data into the table: In the figure above the data being displayed in the
In this article I will explain how you can perform searches on Recordsets using queries. Previously in the article Iterate and Search for Values in a Table, Access VBA I’ve explained how you can perform searches on a recordset object using a simple iteration. The method in
In this article I will explain how you can delete a record from an Access table using the Recordset object in VBA. The article uses the ADODB.Recordset object. In order to use this object you may need to add reference to ADODB object library. For more information
In this article I will explain how you can get the number of records in a Recordset object. This article uses the ADODB.Recordset object. In order to use this object you may need to add reference to ADODB object library. For more information on this