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I’ve created a 3rd recordset (disconnected) from two existing recordsets that came from different connections.
Now, I’d like to run a SQL query on this 3rd recordset.
I am using Excel VBA.
thanks,
Harry
You can use the ADO RecordSet Filter method with SQL where clauses: Filter and RecordCount Properties Example, e.g.