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I am confused about something with my script below. It works as listed below. However I do not want to double query the database and when I try to assign $var2 = $var the array is corrected with the correct size but ends up being blank. Please let me know if I have done something incorrectly or if there is a different approach I should take.

#include <Array.au3>

$conn = ObjCreate( "ADODB.Connection" )

$DSN = "Driver={Microsoft ODBC for Oracle}; " & _

"CONNECTSTRING=(DESCRIPTION=" & _

"(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)" & _

"(HOST=MYSERVER)(PORT=5555))" & _

"(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ATPIDMP1)));uid=MYID;pwd=MYPW;"

$instancequery = "select * from SOME_TABLE where SOME_VALUE='SOMETHING' and OTHER_VALUE like 'SOMETHINGELSE'"

$conn.Open($DSN)

$var = $conn.execute($instancequery)

$var2 = $conn.execute($instancequery)

$columns = $var.fields.count

$row = 0

$countercolumn = 0

$counterrow = 0

;$var2 = $var

while Not $var2.EOF

$row = $row + 1

$var2.MoveNext

WEnd

Global $array[$row][$columns]

While Not $var.EOF

For $field2 In $var.fields

$array[$counterrow][$countercolumn] = $field2.value

$countercolumn += 1

Next

$var.MoveNext

$counterrow += 1

$countercolumn = 0

WEnd

$conn.close

_ArrayDisplay($array)

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Use the RecordCount property of the recordset object to get the number of records.

Or use method .MoveFirst to move to the frist record of the recordset and process the recordset again.

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To enhance performance I would use the RecordCount property to create the array and then process the recordset and fill the array. This way you have to loop through the recordset only once!

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