Recordset: Type Mismatch

[jouj]

Hi,
I'm Using MS Access XP.
In my VBA Code, sometimes I encounter this error when running a function
from VBA: "Type Mismatch" on the line:
[Dim Rst as RecordSet]
--> Set Rst = Currentdb.OpenRecordSet (sql statement)
.....
Or "Method not found" on the line:

--> Rst.Edit

In my references library list, I have the "Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library".
So I wonder why I'm getting this error knowing that my code was running
normaly before that and I haven't changed it.

Thanks in advance.

 

[jouj]

Hi Again,
I changed my code to:
Dim Rst as DAO.RecordSet
and it worked fine.
It seems that I have a lot of Libraries providing the RecordSet Class.

Thanks for All and If you have comments or Articles, I will be glad to get it.

Thanks again.

 

['69 Camaro]

Hi.

In my references library list, I have the "Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library".
So I wonder why I'm getting this error knowing that my code was running
normaly before that and I haven't changed it.

The ADO library is interfering with the DAO library, since both contain the
Recordset object. You can avoid this problem by either specifically
declaring the DAO Recordset instead of the Recordset of the library of the
highest library by using the following in your declaration:

Dim Rst as DAO.RecordSet

Or you can set the DAO library to have higher precedence than the ADO
library in your database's References Collection. For more information on
these library references, please see Tom Wickerath's tip: "ADO and DAO
Library References in Access Databases" on the following Web page:

http://www.Access.QBuilt.com/html/gem_tips1.html

HTH.

Gunny

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Hi,
I'm Using MS Access XP.
In my VBA Code, sometimes I encounter this error when running a function
from VBA: "Type Mismatch" on the line:
[Dim Rst as RecordSet]
--> Set Rst = Currentdb.OpenRecordSet (sql statement)
....
Or "Method not found" on the line:

--> Rst.Edit

In my references library list, I have the "Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library".
So I wonder why I'm getting this error knowing that my code was running
normaly before that and I haven't changed it.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Tim Ferguson]

It seems that I have a lot of Libraries providing the RecordSet Class.

Thanks for All and If you have comments or Articles, I will be glad to
get it.

Two: the ADODB and DAO libraries both have Recordset objects. If you don't
want to use the ADODB objects, you can uncheck them in the references list;
or you can just move the DAO library above the ADODB in the list; or you
can continue to disambiguate everything with ADO.Something and
ADODB.SomethingElse. Or a combination of the above.

Hope that helps


Tim F