Question : How to use CDatabase's ExecuteSQL to find the record or row and then get the result, such as in CRecordSet

I have used ExecuteSQL to find a record or row in a table. Then I'd like to get the result such as in CRecordSet. As such I passed the CDatabase pointer after finding the record but when I read the data in CRecordSet I did not get the right record number (or table row number). What must I do to get the correct record number, such as using ExecuteSQL (which overall is much faster)?

Answer : How to use CDatabase's ExecuteSQL to find the record or row and then get the result, such as in CRecordSet

>>>> as using ExecuteSQL (which overall is much faster)?
ExecuteSql is much faster because it runs asynchronously. That doesn't help if you want to fetch data.

If you want to fetch data you should call CRecordSet::Open using a table name (if you want to real all records of a table) or supplying a select statement into the m_strSql member of the recordset. After the Open was successful you could use the MoveXXX functions to navigate thru the recordset.