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Does a querydef object's returnrecords property automatically equal true for all select queries?

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MLH - 02 May 2008 02:21 GMT
Does a querydef object's returnrecords property automatically
equal true for all SELECT queries? Or, must the QueryDef Object
ACTUALLY return at least 1 or more records WHEN RUN in
order for the ReturnRecords property to equal True? I'm speaking,
of course, in a DAO setting.
Tom van Stiphout - 02 May 2008 05:04 GMT
There is no such property, but there is a similar one. From the help
file:
ReturnsRecords  Sets or returns a value that indicates whether an SQL
pass-through query to an external database returns records (Microsoft
Access workspaces only).
If you are in an Access FE, Access BE environment, you should not use
this property.

-Tom.

>Does a querydef object's returnrecords property automatically
>equal true for all SELECT queries? Or, must the QueryDef Object
>ACTUALLY return at least 1 or more records WHEN RUN in
>order for the ReturnRecords property to equal True? I'm speaking,
>of course, in a DAO setting.
 
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