How can I generate a report in access with the data from a recordset (instead of a query or table). I have updates to the recordset that also must be shown in the report.
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Please explain in more detail. For example, do you wish to show what the field was and what it is now? If so, you will need an audit trail. Here is an example from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q197592/
What do you mean by report? If you mean a printed paper document, Access has a good report builder. If you mean you wish to view the data, you can use a form. If you are unfamilar with building reports and forms, there are wizards.
It is always wise to study the Northwind sample database that ships with every version of Access.
From Access Web you can use the "name" property of a recordset. You resulting code would look something like this:
In the report
In the calling object (module, form, etc.)