Difference between find and find first in VB record set

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Can you let me know whats the difference between Find and Find First in VB Record Set?

what it will do

VB

recordMats.Find "ID=" & Parts(MatID)

and what it will do

VB

recordMats.FindFirst "ID=" & Parts(MatID)

What I have tried:

VB

recordMats.FindFirst "ID=" & Parts(MatID)

Posted 5-Oct-16 22:21pm

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Updated 7-Oct-16 0:47am

KarstenK

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Patrice T 6-Oct-16 4:56am

You don't have Google with your internet ?

[no name] 6-Oct-16 7:22am

"what it will do", if you had just tried it and found out for yourself instead of wasting your time posting this, you would have had your answer 3 hours ago.

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2016-10-07T00:47:00

Solution 1

They are different functions, so the parameters and so the result may vary. :-O

FindFirst find the first record which fullfils the criterias. What wonder!!!
Find has different parameters to finetune the search.

Use Google...

Posted 7-Oct-16 0:47am

KarstenK