a recordset is (a wrapper around) a collection of data (rows/records); a command is (a wrapper around) a SQL statement. So they are completely different kind of things. It makes no sense to compare them with regard to speed. A command object may wrap/be a SQL Upadte/Delete/Insert statement (but you can use a command object for Select statements too).
"So it's the most usefull to use an recordset" - that's like saying: comparing a car and a driver, the car is more useful. You use a command to fill/create a recordset; they are completely different things.
< Message edited by ehvbs -- 7/1/2008 12:15:48 AM >