How can i get the "true" name of an aliased field?
- From: Patrick <pk.nero@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 23:24:54 -0800
Does any anyone know how can I get the real name of a field when using
aliases ?
I'm opening an ADO recordset with an SQL string which goes something
like
"SELECT Surname & ' ' & Name as Operator FROM People"
I'm doing this mainly for descriptive reasons, but I also need the
true source of the field ( = Surname & ' ' & Name).
DAO used to have the SourceField() method, which is not supported by
ADO.
Is there an alternative ?
Thanks! :-)
Patrick
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