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Old August 27th, 2003, 10:26 AM
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Is there a way to have the data base jump to a certain row without specifying the ID? I basically have to do a recordSet.MoveNext 99 times to go to the hundredth record.
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You can move by any number of records using
Code:
recordset.move numRecords, start
Where numRecords is the number of records the cursor moves from the current position (+=forward, - = backward). Start is an optional parameter setting where the move begins from.

edit: doh, too slow.
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