The AbsolutePosition and PercentPosition methods enable you to move the cursor to a specific As their names suggest, they allow you to move the cursor forwardĪnd backward from the current position. MoveFirst, MovePrevious, MoveNext, and MoveLast are the workhorses of recordset navigation, particularly Omit the start argument, DAO moves the cursor from the current position. Moves the cursor the appropriate number of rows from the position specified by the Bookmark. When you supply a Bookmark (discussed later in this tutorial) for the start argument, DAO The optional start argument specifies where to start the The rows argument specifies the number of rows to move, and the direction: greater than zero indicatesįorward, less than zero means backward.
The Recordset object's Move method enables you to move the cursor to another position relative toĮither the current position, or that specified by a Bookmark. The properties areĪbsolutePosition, PercentPosition, RecordCount, BOF (beginning of file), and EOF (end of file). The methods are Move, MoveFirst, MovePrevious, MoveNext, and MoveLast. Once you've opened a recordset, you'll probably want to get at its data and you'll probably want toĭAO provides five methods and five properties to help you navigate through your recordsets.
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