Re: Cursor Operation Conflict (no count and aduseclient fixes failed)

From: "crazyone" <theinsanecoder@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 5 Dec 2006 05:57:43 -0800

Something else came to me since yesterday's post... It seems RS.Edit
combined to RS.Update may be our problem. I have not seen any
AdUseServer anywere, but i was wondering if an recordset.edit() &
update() is the same thing. If it is, we could reprogram all the parts
where this is being used, but it totals 113 blocks of code to update,
some are just for one value others are for large rows of data...

Please, can anyone confirm this...

.

References:
- Cursor Operation Conflict (no count and aduseclient fixes failed)
  - From: crazyone

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