Question about stored procedures

Hi,

I have a stored procedure which select various values from 3 tables using inner joins
now my question is I have to display these values via a form using unbound
controls now instead of writing
rsset!quoteref = me.quoterefid etc etc...is there any quicker way of getting
these values displayed!!
Hope this is clear!

secondly = can i return all values from a SP and use the record selector of
a MSaccess form to scroll through the recordset or do I have to create
2 new buttons previous and next record?

thanks

Firstly, you won't be able to scroll through your records if they are unbound unless you are going to code all the Next/Previous etc buttons to navigate your recordset.

And to your first question, No.

Hi..I thought the answer would be something of that nature...so it is exaclty
what i have done..but when I try to move to the previous record I receive
an error' object cannot be used in this context' have you any ideas?

Code:

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private sub movenextRec()

If GEdibass.state = adstateclosed then
  openconnection
else
    rsset.moveprevious
end if

end sub

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thanks

Well your going to want to test to make sure your not already at the beginning of your recordset. What language and Objects are you using? It could be your OpenConnection is failing.

Code:

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If Not rs.BOF Then
  rs.MovePrevious
End If

---

I'm using VBA the code I have is

Code:

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Private Sub Command140_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_Command140_Click


    If gEDIBass.State = adStateClosed Then
        CreateConnection
    Else
      rsSet.MovePrevious
      If Not rsSet.BOF = trueThen
          loadvalues
            Else
            MsgBox ("Already at the first record"), vbCritical
      End If
    End If

Exit_Command140_Click:
    Exit Sub

Err_Command140_Click:
    MsgBox Err.Description
    Resume Exit_Command140_Click
    Resume
End Sub

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and it fails with an error on the rsset.moveprevious

Anyone!!!

Is your recordset ADO?
http://www.w3schools.com/ado/met_rs_movefirst.asp

Not sure if it is supported in DAO (which is what Access uses by default).

So it should work if...
A)Connection is open
B)Recordset is loaded
C)Recordset is not BOF or EOF

The recordset is open for the live of the form, I'm using ado and the recordset
is not at the EOF or BOF as the recordset contains 145 records....

plus it still does not work and I'm still rceiving the error!!