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Possible to set dataenvironment's command's SQL statement at run time?
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Yes it is,
Close your current command if open and use the following to set a new SQL-Statement:
Dataenvironment.Commands("CommandName"
.CommandText= NewStatement
After that you run your command again and now the RSCommandName is the new results
/Haug
Close your current command if open and use the following to set a new SQL-Statement:
Dataenvironment.Commands("CommandName"
.CommandText= NewStatementAfter that you run your command again and now the RSCommandName is the new results
/Haug
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Well, the main reason to use the "horrid parameters system" is because it's more efficient.
The DataEnvironment's way of getting parameters is by using the Refresh method, which you can also use if you want to avoid said "horrid parameters system." It does require an extra round trip to the database, so it's less efficient. But what it will do is go and look up the parameters for you refresh the parameters collection of the command object with the result.
Bob Rodes
The DataEnvironment's way of getting parameters is by using the Refresh method, which you can also use if you want to avoid said "horrid parameters system." It does require an extra round trip to the database, so it's less efficient. But what it will do is go and look up the parameters for you refresh the parameters collection of the command object with the result.
Bob Rodes
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