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SUMMARY
The Remote Data Service objects RDSServer.DataFactory and RDS.DataControl
offer a method CreateRecordset that allows you to dynamically create a
recordset in memory. However, there is no way to post this recordset to a
back-end database directly, even if the created recordset matches the
structure of an existing table on your back-end database.
MORE INFORMATION
It is possible to dynamically create a recordset where its Fields
collection exactly matches the Fields collection of a recordset opened off
a back-end database. However, you need additional information to link a
recordset opened off the database to a recordset in memory. Specifically,
you need read-only metadata that is provided by the back-end database. This
information allows you to post changes to that database later, even if the
recordset was disconnected at some point.
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