ADO table from a recordset
- From: aledesma@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 4 Oct 2005 07:45:20 -0700
Hi, I know this is the same question over and over.
Let's do it once more: I have an ADO recordset. I want to make it a
permanent table in Access. I can create an Access table with ADOX and
go through the whole ADO recordset, record by record, add them to the
newly created Access table, one by one.
There must be a better way, for crying out loud! even in Excel you can
use Range("A1").copyfromrecordset(myrecordset) and its done!
I´ve read a lot of shortcuts like, "if you are creating the recorset
from a SQL server table (for example) instead of trying to create a
table from that recordset, link the table and then run a make-table
query in access"
that´s a good idea. However in my case, the recorset comes from a MDX
query, in other words, I am trying to create a table from a query that
is a view of an OLAP cube.
There is a Knowledege Base article about it (Convert ADO MD cellset to
ADO recordset).
Now, I want this ADO recordset as a table in Access.
As far as I´ve read in this forum, there is no way to do it easily,
and there is no possibility of linking it directly as a linked table,
since the source is an OLAP cube...
any comments
Thanks
Alvaro
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