I have an Access database that I created a query in. The query brings fields from related tables and prompts users to perform a search based on 3 criterias.
NOTE: the prompts can be bypassed by just leaving it blank and selecting OK. So in other words, the user does not need to fill in each prompt for the search to work, it just give them a more narrowed down search if they fill more in...
Now for the ASP part... I want to create an ASP page where the use selects from 3 drop downs. These drop downs are named the same as the field names in my query. How do I get this to work??
here's what i want to do. from an asp page, perform a search on a table in access. i have used sql code in the asp page itself, but i'd rather execute a query in access. i have success in running any query (basic SELECT, SELECT with conditions _other_ than LIKE, etc..) for some reason, when i execute the query below from the asp page, i get no results.
the search.asp page just has a text box in a form that submits the srchBOX field to the results.asp page.
here's the asp code from the results.asp page: Code:
I'm creating a database search page and the table I want to search has fields linked to other tables in the database. For example, the job table has a number of fields, 2 of which are area and job type which are tables in the database. My search page has option for searching by job title, job type and job area (via dynamic drop-down).
Do I need to create a recordset for each referenced for the dynamic drop-downs to work?
I have built a small cms driven website using asp and access database. There is nothing special about it, it has about 5 tables each containing unique data.
I want to add a search field on all pages which will search the entire database and present the results.
I have been searching for hours now and cant find a script that suits my needs. Can anyone point me in the right direction or reccomend a script?
I would like to get asp code for searching database.I have data in Ms Access. I want to search by catagories. A dropdown list to choose to narrowdown search. If keyword found, create a hyperlink of the location so that easy to view.
I am trying to query an Access database using the like operation; however, when I test the query in the browser all records from the database are displayed. Here is my code:
strSQL="SELECT * FROM MyTable;" rsSet.Open strSQL, adoCon ...do some stuff... rsSet.Close adoCon.Close
Set rsSet=Nothing Set adoCon=Nothing
I have a couple queries stored in the database that I use when in MS Access. Can I call these queries instead of using a string to specify the SQL command?
The above seems kind of verbose for making use of a database. Can it be simplified at all?
My code retrieves a username and a password from a form. Then this information is compared to some usernames and passwords that are stored in a database. The important thing here is that the comparison must be case sensitive meaning that "passWord" is not the same thing as "password"
I have this code, working fine in access 2003
SQL = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE StrComp(username_column,'" & entered_username_in_form & "',0) = 0 AND StrComp(password_column,'" & entered_password_in_form & "',0) = 0"
but get the following error when I run it against my sql 2005 database.
[Microsoft][SQL Native Client][SQL Server]'StrComp' is not a recognized built-in function name.
I don't know the corresponding t-sql for the query.
I made a little search query asp page connected to a database everything works. Just I added a if then statement but...I don't think I am doing it correctly... This is my code:
<% If strSearch = "true" then %> <% Response.Write "Search Result" %> <% Else %> <% Response.Write "We are sorry your search could not be found" %> <% End If %>
I have been working through a search distance by postcode tutorial. the script works fine when used with an access database however i need to use it with mySql but its throwing up this error.
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
[MySQL][ODBC 3.51 Driver][mysqld-4.1.11-standard]You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') AND Selectmake = 'Audi'' at line 1
the code its refering to is this:
Dim rsResults Dim rsResults_numRows
Set rsResults = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") rsResults.ActiveConnection = MM_conNatCarSearch_STRING rsResults.Source = "SELECT * FROM Adverts WHERE Trim(Left(yrPostcode, 4)) IN (" & yrpostcode & ") AND Selectmake = '"& _ Replace(rsResults__MMColParam, "'", "''") & "'"
have a search.asp page with results.asp page drawing data from an SQL db, problem is the user has to type the whole field value into the search box to retrieve the value on results.asp, what I need is to type in just a few characters e.g. at the moment to search for all pickups at Heathrow Terminal 1 the user has to type in
Heathrow Terminal 1
When really I just want them to type in
Heathrow or even Heath etc.
Query below
SELECT * FROM booking_form WHERE AirportStation LIKE '" + Replace(BookingForm__varAirportStation, "'", "''") + "'
I have an Access db with a table which contains some fields. I have also created a page in which I have created a form with textfields, listmenus, radio buttons and checkboxes. I would like to pass the values from the form in another asp page in which I will retrieve the records according to the selections made in the form.
If I select all the form fields it works great but if I want to select only two or one field I get nothing. That is because in the SELECT code I have used AND...AND.... Is it possible with if statements to avoid this problem?
i'm trying to make a form that will pull details from a record that is found with (asset Number) but comes up with this error: 2342 "A RunSQL action requires an argument consisting of an SQL Statement"
Dim SQL As String SQL = "SELECT *" SQL = SQL + " FROM Computer" SQL = SQL + " WHERE (((Computer.Asset)=" & TxtAsset.Value & "));" DoCmd.RunSQL SQL
I have a field storing Multiple information in a string (ex: <Select name="MUnionCode" Multiple>
This allows the user to select multiple options. These options are stored in an spl database as: option1, option2, option3 etc..
Now, if I want to search that field how can I have it check to see if any of those options are within that string..? Instead of just checking the first option...?
What is this all about? Generally I run against SQL Server but now I have to use access. The query I want to run is a simple double join
SELECT tblArtists.*,tblGenres.name AS genreName,tblPages.pageId FROM (tblArtists INNER JOIN tblGenres ON tblArtists.genreId = tblGenres.genreId) LEFT JOIN tblPages ON tblArtists.artistId = tblPages.artistId ORDER BY surName ASC, firstName ASC
Now If I run this question in access against the database it accurateley returns two posts. BUT When I paste the same query into an asp document and runs it with a fileDSN against the same database it returns nothing!? Is this some kind of joke from Microsoft?
I'm trying to run an access query with one parameter that is a string. I can call a query that has no parameters. I can also call a query that has one parameter that is an integer. But the one that has a string parameter isn't working.
I've tried using a command object and it did the same thing. Is there any other way I can get my query to return the records. Running it in access works.
I have a Acces query which creates a table using manipulated data from another table. I want my asp page to run this query after doing an update to the database.
I have two ASP pages. One to make a booking and the other one to search for bookings in Access 2K db.
The booking number is text+numbers: BLAH1234. Here is the problem. The search does not work, no errors - it returns an empty page, with BLAH1234 (field is Text) but works with just 1234 (field is Number).
I need help to figure out how to be able to search for BLAH1234 . In other words how do I convert BLAH1234 into Test string or Number string? I am an amature so any critisism and pointers are welcome.
my entire website is driven by an Access database. I've successfully setup a search function - which works beautifully until I include an Access table where at least one of the searched fields is empty.
I have manually created a SQL query using UNION in my database: "searchSQL".
I assume I adjust my SQL statement on my ASP page to ignore blanks? Eg: "WHERE title<>"" and LIKE..." but I'm obvsiouly using incorrect syntax.
How do I say - "only if FIELD is NOT BLANK check if LIKE"; or should I be doing this within the Access SQL statement? Code:
I've got a query that works fine when used in mySQL but completely fails when I try to apply it to MS Access, weird thing is that it is just a copy of a stored procedure that works fine in the same copy (with the Request.QueryString replaced by a fixed value) ! Any explaination would be great, ID is a number BTW :
SELECT page_title,ID,page_content FROM content WHERE ID='" & Request.QueryString("ID") & "' '
Had a look at aspfaq.com but couldn't find anything that applys.
Is it possible to write an SQL statement that reads from an Access Query instead of an Access Table. If so is the syntax the same as for reading a Table.
how do you search all the tables in an access db with different field names? i would like to place a textfield and a dropdown of the different tables of the db. i cant figure it out. im using asp and dreamweaver.
I have a neat database running and im trying to place a search engine thro it. I have quite a few tables, BUT i can only get the query in one table. ie Code:
I have a field called store, I have more than 1 row with the same store name in the store field.
I need to coolect all the stores from the store field, remove any duplicates, like I might have buy.com twice and only need it to show once in the drop down. And sort ascending (by store name).
Summary. Database is called: tracker The table (and the only table) is called merchants I only want to pull data from the field store, remove duplicate store names, sort ascending.
I can figure out how to plug the required htm around the asp code, to auto populate the drop down.
