Also in 1.1
myreaderwriter.HasRows()
can test for rows without advancing the reader.
But Dean's code is best for what you are doing.
On 9/8/05, Dean Fiala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You're reading the next record every time you call .Read(). Simplify your
> logic to this...
>
> If myreaderwriter.Read() Then
>
> Page2.Fontsize = 12
>
> Page2.Textpos(xpos + (15 * dateforloop), ypos)
>
> Page2.Writetext(myreaderwriter(0))
>
>
> Else
>
> Page2.Fontsize = 12
>
> Page2.Textpos(xpos + (15 * dateforloop), ypos)
>
> Page2.Writetext("0")
>
> End If
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