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What ADODC control Method replaces .edit in the intrinsic control

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What ADODC control Method replaces .edit in the intrinsic control

What ADODC control Method replaces .edit in the intrinsic control

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What method would you use to replace the object.EDIT method if you were converting this code to be used with the ADODC control in VB6.
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With Data1.Recordset
If (.EditMode = dbEditNone) Then
vMyBookMark = .BookMark
.Edit
Call updateButtons
..............................
I want to change to
................................
With ADODC1.Recordset
If (.EditMode = adEditNone) Then
vMyBookMark = .BookMark
(**WHAT GOES HERE**)
Call updateButtons
.................................
Any help would sure be appreciated.

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