Re: Access Database CRecordset problem
"jc" <jc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
I have an MFC application that uses a MS Access database.
I declare a CDatabase object and pass a connection string.
The database Opens OK. I declare two recordset objects,
and the two recordsets Open OK.
I pass a NULL value, when I open the two recordsets.
The problem occurs, when I try to open a second Access database.
The second database has the same schema, but different data.
Steps :
1. Close the two recordsets.
2. Close the database object.
3. Open the database object with new connection string -OK
4. Examine the database name with GetDatabaseName method - OK
5. Open the two recordsets - OK.
Problem:
However, when I examine the recordset values, the recordset
values are from the first database and not from the second database.
How do I get the recordsets to use the values from the second
database object?
TIA
-jc
The CDatabase object does buffering. Try creating a new CDatabase object
just before you open it, and destroy that object after you close it.
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