ADO Event Handler Summary
Two ADO objects can raise events: the Connection object and the Recordset object. The ConnectionEvent family pertains to operations on the Connection object, and the RecordsetEvent family pertains to operations on the Recordset object.
- Connection Events: Events are issued when a transaction on a connection begins, is committed, or is rolled back; when a Command executes; when a warning occurs during a Connection Event operation; or when a Connection starts or ends.
- Recordset Events: Events are issued around asynchronous fetch operations as well as when you navigate through the rows of a Recordset object, change a field in a row of a Recordset, change a row in a Recordset, open a Recordset with a server-side cursor, close a Recordset, or make any change whatsoever in the Recordset.
The following tables summarize the events and their descriptions.
ConnectionEvent | Description |
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BeginTransComplete, CommitTransComplete, RollbackTransComplete |
Transaction Management—Notification that the current transaction on the connection has started, committed, or rolled back. |
WillConnect, ConnectComplete, Disconnect | Connection Management—Notification that the current connection will start, has started, or has ended. |
WillExecute, ExecuteComplete | Command Execution Management—Notification that the execution of the current command on the connection will start or has ended. |
InfoMessage | Informational—Notification that there is additional information about the current operation. |
RecordsetEvent | Description |
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FetchProgress, FetchComplete | Retrieval Status—Notification of the progress of a data retrieval operation, or that the retrieval operation has completed. These events are only available if the Recordset was opened using a client-side cursor. |
WillChangeField, FieldChangeComplete | Field Change Management—Notification that the value of the current field will change, or has changed. |
WillMove, MoveComplete, EndOfRecordset | Navigation Management—Notification that the current row position in a Recordset will change, has changed, or has reached the end of the Recordset. |
WillChangeRecord, RecordChangeComplete | Row Change Management—Notification that something in the current row of the Recordset will change, or has changed. |
WillChangeRecordset, RecordsetChangeComplete | Recordset Change Management—Notification that something in the current Recordset will change, or has changed. |
See Also
ADO Event Instantiation by Language | ADO Events | Event Parameters | How Event Handlers Work Together | Types of Events