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<td>If specified, a declared enumeration object of type <var>CursorState</var> to contain the state of the cursor after the completion of <var>Next</var>. Valid values are described in [[RecordsetCursor#Cursor state|"Cursor state"]].
<td>If specified, a declared enumeration object of type <var>CursorState</var> to contain the state of the cursor after the completion of <var>Next</var>. Valid values are described in [[RecordsetCursor class#Cursor state|"Cursor state"]].
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==Usage Notes==
==Usage Notes==
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Revision as of 21:22, 26 April 2011

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Next is a member of the RecordsetCursor class.

This callable method positions the cursor on the “next” record in the set, and it returns a CursorState enumeration indicating the state of the cursor after the operation.

Syntax

[%cstate =] %rscursor:Next

Syntax terms

%cstate If specified, a declared enumeration object of type CursorState to contain the state of the cursor after the completion of Next. Valid values are described in "Cursor state".
%rscursor An instantiated RecordsetCursor object.

Usage Notes

  • Next may be issued if the cursor is in one of two states:
    • HasRecord — Advances to the next record (if there is one).
    • BeforeStart — Advances to the first record.
  • If Next is called on a cursor whose state is AfterEnd, the request is cancelled.
  • After issuing Next, the cursor is left in one of two states:
    • HasRecord — The cursor moved to a new record, and it is ready to go.
    • AfterEnd — The cursor ran off the end, and it points to no record.