Name
Recordset.FetchProgress Event — (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6)
Synopsis
FetchProgress(ByValProgressAs Long, _ ByValMaxProgressAs Long, _adStatusAs ADODB.EventStatusEnum, _ ByValpRecordsetAs ADODB.Recordset)
The FetchProgress event is called during a long asynchronous operation (fetch) to report the progress of the fetch.
Arguments
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Progress A Long value that indicates the number of records that have been retrieved so far by the operation.
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MaxProgress A Long value that indicates the maximum number of records that are expected to be retrieved.
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adStatus An EventStatusEnum value indicating the status of the current operation. The
adStatusparameter is set toadStatusOKif the operation causing this event was successful. If theadStatusparameter is set toadStatusCantDeny, the event cannot request that the operation be canceled. If theadStatusparameter is set toadStatusUnwantedEvent, this event will not be called again.
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pRecordset The Recordset object that fired this event.
See Also
EventStatusEnum Enumeration, Recordset.FetchProgress Event
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