Deleting empty rows in Microsoft access using vb6

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How to delete empty rows created in MS Access using vb6 coding
I have created only 28 records of data but totally 81 records have been created how to delete them

i have used rs.delete but couldn't delete them

Thank You

What I have tried:

VB

Dim name, nme As String
    rs.MoveFirst
    Do
    If rs.EOF = False Or rs.BOF = False Then
    
        If rs!nameoftest = Null Then rs.delete
        nme = rs!nameoftest
        name = CInt("&H" & nme)
        
        Select Case name
        Case name
            If name = 0 Then
                If Label27.Caption = glucose.Caption Then
                    display
                    If Text6.Text > 1 Then
                    Form9.Show
                    End If
                End If
            ElseIf name = 7 Then
                If Label27.Caption = chol.Caption Then
                    display
                    If Text6.Text > 1 Then
                    Form9.Show
                    End If
                End If

Posted 10-May-18 2:16am

Member 13396059

Updated 10-May-18 2:29am

Wendelius

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Richard Deeming 10-May-18 12:30pm

If rs.EOF = False Or rs.BOF = False Then

With the exception of an empty recordset, can you describe a situation where you think this condition will not be met?

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2018-05-10T02:30:00

Instead of looping the data, why not create a DELETE Statement (Microsoft Access SQL) [Access 2007 Developer Reference][^] and execute it using Connection.Execute Method (DAO)[^]

The code you've posted seems to be only partial so it's hard to give any exact suggestions about the DELETE statement nor about the rs.Delete.