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Howdy All,
Quick question: if you have a two recordsets that you've defined in
memory (i.e. no connection to a database file), can you join the recordsets?
The only way that I know to do joins is by using SQL, but SQL seems to
require table names.
I guess another way to ask the question would be to ask if a recordset
created in memory could be given a table name.
Thanks!
Marty
Quick question: if you have a two recordsets that you've defined in
memory (i.e. no connection to a database file), can you join the recordsets?
The only way that I know to do joins is by using SQL, but SQL seems to
require table names.
I guess another way to ask the question would be to ask if a recordset
created in memory could be given a table name.
Thanks!
Marty