Re: Microsoft Access and Multiple result sets
- From: "Stephen Howe" <stephenPOINThoweATtns-globalPOINTcom>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 16:14:42 +0100
> Do you know where I can get absolute confirmation of this and any other
> limitations of using Access with ADO v1.1?
> Also your comment about needing a stored procedure isn't correct.
Yes it is.
I am talking specifically about the limitations of the Jet Provider.
I am not talking about other providers.
TTBOMK, Jet Provider does not allow this.
> With SQL Server I can retrieve multiple results using either a stored
procedure or
> text.
Right. But that is a function of SQLOLEDB provider - it can process multiple
text commands.
The SQLOLEDB provider is the one I am most familiar with - I use it every
day.
The Jet OLEDB provider can not do the above.
> Or do you mean that it would need to be POSSIBLE to put them in a
> stored procedure and you can't do that in Access.
That I am uncertain about. You can run Access queries.
I do not know if Access queries can return multiple rowsets.
It may well be that it is as limited as issuing commands via text.
A quick experiment would verify this.
Cheers
Stephen
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