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Brad
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 Posted - 2000-09-07 : 22:52:03
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| In ODBC, I can use SQLROWCOUNT to get back the affected rows after running an update, delete or insert statement. Is there a command that will give me the rowcount of a select without having to run a count first or looping through the recordset? I just need the row count to create a status indicator. It seems awful expensive to have to run an extra query or loop through the result set. SQL 7.0 SP1, NT 4.0 Enterprise SP5 |
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