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access thread: Counting Query Rows in Access
Message #1 by "Binu" <beanz75@a...> on Fri, 22 Mar 2002 01:40:48
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Hi-
How can i count the number of records in a query using ASP. I am able to
use the the RecordCount Property of the RecordSet object to count the
number of records in an Access table, but it does not seem to work for a
query. Is there a certain way to count the number of rows in a query?
Thanks,
Binu
Message #2 by brian.skelton@b... on Fri, 22 Mar 2002 10:14:06
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Hi Binu
Can you run a second query purely to count the records?
ie if your query is:
SELECT tbl.fldUID FROM tbl
Your second query would be:
SELECT COUNT(tbl.fldUID) FROM tbl
Alternatively, try using the MoveLast method on your recordset and then
looking at the recordcount. This may give an accurate count.
Brian
> Hi-
> How can i count the number of records in a query using ASP. I am able
to
u> se the the RecordCount Property of the RecordSet object to count the
n> umber of records in an Access table, but it does not seem to work for a
q> uery. Is there a certain way to count the number of rows in a query?
> Thanks,
> Binu
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