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Thread: Disconnected Recordset

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    Hello there:
    I was wondering how do you work with disconnected recordsets when achieved using the command object and Stored procedures.

    My situation:
    I call from VB a stored procedure and retrieve a recordset.
    Now I want to close the connection and do some changes to the recordset.

    This far so good, I understand the technique.
    The thing is, now when I reopen the connection, how do I update this Stored procedure?, is it necessary not to use a stored procedure when batchupdating?

    I prefer to use the storedprocedure.

    Please help

    best regards
    André

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    I don't think you'll be able to filter out the changed records (unless you use a timestamp and compare them in your sp), I would suggest using a batchupdate....

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