@Jaz: Coming from a VB6 background, you're doing it wrong. ![]()
For inserts you'll want to use the ADODB.Command object, not the Recordset. The Recordset is more like a DataTable, DataAdapter, and BindingSource all rolled into one.
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@Jaz: Coming from a VB6 background, you're doing it wrong. ![]()
For inserts you'll want to use the ADODB.Command object, not the Recordset. The Recordset is more like a DataTable, DataAdapter, and BindingSource all rolled into one.