An ADO RecordSet has a RecordCount property. The Response object does not
since the Response object has nothing to do with data returned from a
database.
RecordCount however, is classic ADO, not ADO.NET and RecordCount returns
however many records there are in a RecordSet and not necessarially how many
records were affected by executing a command.
>I believe the response object has a recordcount property on it.
>
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>>Micka?l.
Ahh, yes. My bad. It's been a while since I had to do that... this being
the WS forum and all.
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