June 2001
Intermediate to advanced
620 pages
19h 29m
English
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Name
Recordset.CursorType Property — (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6)
Synopsis
recordset.CursorLocation = cursorlocation
The CursorType property indicates the type of cursor to be used for the current recordset.
Datatype
CursorTypeEnum (Long)
Description
The CursorType property indicates the type of cursor that should be used when the Recordset object is opened. The value of this property is read- and write-enabled when the Recordset object is closed and read-only when it is opened. The value of the CursorType property can be one of the CursorType enumerations listed in Appendix E.
If the current data provider does not support the selected cursor type, the value of the CursorType property changes when the Recordset object is opened. This value can be read by the application if need be. In this case, once the Recordset object is closed, the original selected value will be returned to the CursorType property.
You can use the Supports method of the Recordset object to see what functionality is supported by the chosen cursor type. (See Chapter 5 for more information on cursor types.)
The Dynamic cursor supports the adMovePrevious functionality as described by the Supports method. The Forward Only cursor does not support any of the functionality that the Supports method indicates. The Keyset cursor and the Static cursor support adBookmark, adHoldRecords, adMovePrevious, and adResync functionality as described by the Supports method.
The Forward Only cursor type does not support bookmarks, because ...
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