a recordset is a "thingy" in programming that you instantiate and can make it take the shape/identity of an existing table in access. The recordset behaves pretty much like the table. It has rows and columns(fields). All you have to do is learn how to link it to a specific table, navigate through it, insert or delete rows, and update columns. You should go to msdn.com and look up recordsets... Since you're using ADO... you should read up ADO.Recordset examples. Questions, comments, anyone?
Julio Cesar
-"Life is a Database"
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