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    How to validate an INSERT, after Executing

    Hi,

    I have


    Code:
    Set cn = CreateObject( "ADODB.Connection" )
    cn.Open "Driver={SQLite3 ODBC Driver};Database=c:\XXXXXXXX\XXXXXX\XXL_XX\MYPRODDB.db;"
    , and it connects fine, and runs queries.


    The INSERT is executing fine as well, based on a query from my sql tool afterwards.

    Code:
    THISTABLE_ins = "INSERT INTO [THISTABLE] SELECT * FROM [THATTRANSACTIONTABLE] WHERE  [Filename] = " & "'" & THISFileName_s & "'" & " AND [status] = 'F'"
    cn.Execute( THISTABLE_ins )


    , but my question is, how can we validate that the INSERT works from the cn object, immediately after executing? Do we need to do a query, or is there some property of the cn variable that we can poll?

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    Re: How to validate an INSERT, after Executing

    cn.execute can return the number of rows affected in a second parameter.
    see here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ba-ado-execute

    This should be >0 in your case and you should be able to check for that.
    On the other hand, a failed .execute usually results in a RTE as well, so no error but rows affected = 0 would mean that the SQL Statement completed but no records were inserted.

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    Re: How to validate an INSERT, after Executing

    Thanks digital,

    That's what I needed.

    Regards,

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