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Occasionally, there may already be a connected database row set and you want to use its connection. For instance, if a user has opened a database form. To access the same database as the row set of the form, use the connection the form is working with, not opening a second connection. For this purpose, the <idl>com.sun.star.sdb.RowSet</idl> has a property <code>ActiveConnection</code> that returns a connection.
 
Occasionally, there may already be a connected database row set and you want to use its connection. For instance, if a user has opened a database form. To access the same database as the row set of the form, use the connection the form is working with, not opening a second connection. For this purpose, the <idl>com.sun.star.sdb.RowSet</idl> has a property <code>ActiveConnection</code> that returns a connection.
  

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Occasionally, there may already be a connected database row set and you want to use its connection. For instance, if a user has opened a database form. To access the same database as the row set of the form, use the connection the form is working with, not opening a second connection. For this purpose, the com.sun.star.sdb.RowSet has a property ActiveConnection that returns a connection.

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