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Good afternoon, Before I begin, I'd like to extend a personal thanks to Mr. Donald Fisher and Mr. Paul Tydoki for their assistance with our "One DDS, Two Different Printers" issue from last week. Their input provided us with enough direction that we were able to resolve it - thank you! Now for the current issue... We're developing a Visual Basic application which includes a connection to one of our AS/400's via the IBMDA400 provider for data retrieval purposes. To clarify, I should say that we're attempting to develop as we've not been able to successfully retrieve any data to date. Our connection is valid and the tables are accurately defined, however a simple record count shows a result set of -1 on a table that we know contains several hundred records. I've read well over a thousand pages of documentation on DB2, IBMDA400, and the like and am still unable to resolve this issue. Listed below is the section of VB code as well as the errors we see after enabling trace, any feedback would be greatly appreciated: Sub as400_connect2() On Error GoTo close_connect Dim cn400 As New ADODB.Connection Dim cmd400 As New ADODB.Command Dim rst400 As ADODB.Recordset cn400.Open "Provider=IBMDA400;Data Source=AS400;", "", "" Set cmd400.ActiveConnection = cn400 cmd400.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM TONY.JLFLASH ORDER BY LPCOMP" cmd400.CommandType = adCmdText Set rst400 = cmd400.Execute rst400.MoveLast .MoveLast returns error of "-2147217896 Rowset position cannot be restarted." even though it is listed as a supported method of the Recordset Object. We're getting these errors in the trace log: 0x0000079C 0x000002B8 09/24/04 16:57:52 : CSQLRowset::RestartPosition 0x0000079C 0x000002B8 09/24/04 16:57:52 : CSQLRowset::RestartPosition returning CANNOTRESTART on forward-only cursor Best regards, Jim James D. Trow Information Systems Supervisor Dick Blick Holdings, Inc. Ph: (847) 681-6820 Cell: (847) 309-4760 Email: <mailto:tj.trowj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> J.Trow@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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