Under ADOMD (multidimensional ADO) there is an ordinal property in the

position object created when an axis object is created. Although, this is an

advanced form of database querying. Also, if you create a 'cell' object, an

ordinal property will be created as well.

Hope this points you in the right direction...



-----Original Message-----

From: Doug W. [mailto:nnnhack@y...]

Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:15 AM

To: ActiveX_Data_Objects

Subject: [activex_data_objects] Any way to find column's ordinal

position?





Does anyone know of a way (via ADO or ADOX), besides using the

connection's schema, to find the ordinal position of a field?



Right now, I'm looping through every record of the recordset created

by the OpenSchema(adSchemaColumns) method of a connection, dumping the 

ORDINAL_POSITION field into an array, and it's not working out very well...



I looked through the properties of an ADOX catalog, but didnt

find anything there... The Database I'm using is in Jet/Access... 



Any help would be greatly appreciated..



Thanks,

--Doug







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