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The ADORecordsetConstruction interface is used to construct an ADO Recordset object from an OLE DB Rowset object in a C/C++ application.
This interface supports the following properties:
Properties
| Chapter | Read/Write. Gets/sets an OLE DB Chapter object from/on this ADO Recordset object. |
| RowPosition | Read/Write. Gets/sets an OLE DB RowPosition object from/on this ADO Recordset object. |
| Rowset | Read/Write. Gets/sets an OLE DB Rowset object from/on this ADO Recordset object. |
Methods
None.
Events
None.
Remarks
Given an OLE DB Rowset object (pRowset), the construction of an ADO Recordset object (adoRs) amounts to the following three basic operations:
Create an ADO Recordset object:
Recordset20Ptr adoRs; adoRs.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Recordset));Query the IADORecordsetConstruction interface on the Recordset object:
adoRecordsetConstructionPtr adoRsConstruct=NULL; adoRs->QueryInterface(__uuidof(ADORecordsetConstruction), (void**)&adoRsConstruct);Call the
IADORecordsetConstruction::put_Rowsetproperty method to set the OLE DBRowsetobject on the ADORecordsetobject:IUnknown *pUnk=NULL; pRowset->QueryInterface(IID_IUnknown, (void**)&pUnk); adoRsConstruct->put_Rowset(pUnk);
The resultant adoRs object now represents the ADO Recordset object constructed from the OLE DB Rowset object.
You can also construct an ADO Recordset object from an OLE DB Chapter or RowPosition object.
Requirements
Version: ADO 2.0 and later
Library: msado15.dll
UUID: 00000283-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4