Used to update (refresh) the data in a Recordset object.This is essentially equivalent to a Close followed by an Open.
The Requery method is called to update all of the records in an open
Recordset by re-executing the query to the database that originally
created the Recordset.
If you need to change any of the property settings, you will have to call Close
on the Recordset and then make the desired changes.
This is because the properties are read-only when the Recordset is open and
are read/write when the Recordset is closed.
If you are in the process of adding a new record or editing the current record,
an error will be generated if you call this method.
If your database can be accessed by other users, it is quite possible that the new
Recordset generated by the Requery will differ, perhaps significantly, from the
previous Recordset.
There is one optional parameter.
ExecuteOptionEnum Constants
Constant | Value | Description |
---|---|---|
adAsyncExecute | 0x10 | Execute asynchronously |
adAsyncFetch | 0x20 | Rows beyond the initial quantity specified should be fetched asynchronously |
adAsyncFetchNonBlocking | 0x40 | Records are fetched asynchronously with no blocking of additional operations |
adExecuteNoRecords | 0x80 | Does not return rows and must be combined with adCmdText or adCmdStoredProc |
adOptionUnspecified | -1 | The CommandText parameter is unspecified |
Note:
If Requery does not
work properly, use Open and Close methods, one after the other.
This is basiclly what the Requery method does.
objRecordset.Requery
If Requery does not work properly, use Close and Open methods, one after the other. This is basiclly what the Requery method does.