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How to add new records to a new & empty ADODB.Recordset manually?

Right now, here's what I'm doing that isn't working:

Dim rs as ADODB.Recordset
rs.Open
Dim Fields() as String
Fields(0) = "SomeFieldName"

Dim Values() as String
Value(0) = "SomeValue"

rs.AddNew Fields, Values
A: 

In-place:

rs.AddNew "SomeFieldName", "SomeValue"

Or in-place multiple fields

rs.AddNew Array("SomeFieldName", "AnotherFieldName"), Array("SomeValue", 1234)

Or using separate vars

Dim Fields As Variant
Dim Values As Variant

Fields = Array("SomeFieldName")
Values = Array("SomeValue")
rs.AddNew Fields, Values

Edit: This is how to synthesize a recordset for the AddNew sample above

Set rs = new Recordset
rs.Fields.Append "SomeFieldName", adVarChar, 1000, adFldIsNullable
rs.Fields.Append "AnotherFieldName", adInteger, , adFldIsNullable
rs.Open

I'm usually using a helper function CreateRecordset as seen this answer.

wqw
Could you include the declaration and preparation of the recordset prior to the addnew() call? I want to make sure that I'm doing all that needs to be done, no more and no less.
Sean Ochoa
Added create recordset sample code
wqw
A: 
set rs = new ADODB.Recordset
rs.Open "Select SomeFieldName, AnotherFieldName FROM MyTable", myConnection, adOpenDynamic, adLockOptimistic

rs.AddNew
rs("SomeFieldName").Value = "SomeValue"
rs("AnotherFieldName").Value = 1
rs.Update

rs.AddNew
rs("SomeFieldName").Value = "AnotherValue"
rs("AnotherFieldName").Value = 2
rs.Update

rs.Close
C-Pound Guru
A: 

With an open connection Conn:

sSql="INSERT into mytable (somefieldname, anotherfieldname) values ('Somevalue','Anothervalue')" Conn.Execute sSql

Claudio