A Recordset That Supports the RecordCount Property

 
Sub CountRecordsGood()
    Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset
    Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset

    rst.ActiveConnection = CurrentProject.Connection
    rst.CursorType = adOpenStatic
    rst.Open "Select * from Employees"

    Debug.Print rst.RecordCount  'Prints Record count

    rst.Close
    Set rst = Nothing

End Sub

1.	Looping Through a Recordset
2.	Retrieve data from Recordset by table column name
3.	Move cursor in result set
4.	Build a string text from result set
5.	Creating a Custom Recordset
6.	Creating a Disconnected Recordset
7.	Filling a Combo Box with a Disconnected Recordset
8.	The Supports Method of the Recordset Object
9.	Using the EOF Property to Determine the Bounds of a Recordset
10.	A Recordset That Does Not Support the RecordCount Property
11.	Whether Records Are Returned in a Recordset
12.	The Sort Property of the Recordset Object
13.	Using the AbsolutePosition Property
14.	Using the Bookmark Property
15.	Refreshing Recordset Data
16.	Assigning Recordsets Dynamically to a form
17.	Set recordset to form
18.	Row order in Dynamic Recordset
19.	Dynamic Recordset
20.	Snapshot Recordset
21.	Set Index and seek the recordset

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