Arguments Are Of The Wrong Type, Are Out Of Acceptable Range, Or Are In Conflict With
I have created a login page for my website but I am trying to add some code to the page so that once a user has voted they can't keep on voting. Code: ...........
Iam using a filter in asp and it doesn't work with the wildcard '_' or even using IN it only works with LIKE '% (anydata) %'. In my table i have a column, which stores values as 1,23,40 etc. How do i get it to bring back all rows where X='1' and not X LIke '%1%'
I get the following error message:
'Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.'
I'm trying to connect a dbase but an error appear. This is the error type:
"ADODB.Recordset(0x800A0BB9) arguments are of the wrong type are out of acceptable range or are in conflict"
I used the code for example:
rs.Open "SELECT * FROM table1", db, adOpenStatic, adLockPessimistic
The microsoft ASP documentation says that adOpenStatic, adLockPessimistic, equals to 3,3 notation. I used first the code above then the error appears. But when I change it to 3,3 it runs ok.
i am trying to grab 2 integer values from a mysql db and get their percentage....in asp...what is wrong with the above statement, b/c i get this error:
ADODB.Recordset error '800a0bb9' Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
In the existing code is a recordset created with a function with the property forward-only. The behaviour of the result has to be changed. If there is one record found then an action has to be taken place. So I created a new recordset with the goal to count the records. Code:
ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0BB9) Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
I'm trying to populate a form based on records determined by the selection made from a drop down box. The drop down is populated fine, but the same methods seems unable to work for the rest of the form and I receive the above error message.
I'm trying to query an Access database with an asp page hit with a hidden form from an ecommerce site. It was working fine until I added a new variable ("speed"), and now I get the following error: Code:
I've just installed ASPXMLRPC library and testing their main function:
xmlRPC ("URL", "command_name", params)
The function converts all parameters to XML, sends a request to third- party server and receives XML response. It seems to be getting response fine. But when I call the function like this:
I had an asp mailing list that sent a message to a text file of recipients, which worked beautifully until the powers that be upgraded servers on me and didn't tell me how my components would be effected. The original script used CDONTS, now replaced with Persits ASP Email.
I've taken over the development of a web app written in ASP. It's not very well coded. In the live environment it's fine, but on my local machine it falls over whenever it tries to pass a date to a SQL Server sproc. No idea why the person before me's been doing all this string formatting with his dates, but anyway, the error is:
Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current operation.
The dates throughout are in mmddyyyy format, and presumably ADO running on my local machine wants ddmmyyyy. I'm rebuilding the whole app in C#.Net anyway so I don't think it's worth me running through and making this jumble of code international date friendly, so my question is, where exactly is the date format for ADO defined? Windows? SQL Server?
SQL "Select * FROM kmCarbonlessCost WHERE Part = "'" & CCSpecificProduct & "'"" rs1.Open SQL,cn,1,2 IF NOT rs1.EOF THEN xCarbonlessCost=trim(rs1("CostAfterRebates")) ELSE xCarbonlessCost=0 END IF rs1.CLose
I have no idea what I'm doing wrong.
Error msg: Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
I have a ASP and SQL Server website which uses a couple of Stored Procedures during the Shopping Cart process. 1 inserts the Customer information into a table and the next inserts the Payment information into a table.
I don't have access to the code now, but have found that many of our customers, especially those who use I.E 6 are having problems with a
" -2146824867 Application uses a value of the wrong type for the current operation"
error message which occurs when the Stored Procedure is executed.
I have looked through the Google archive but can't find anything specific about this message. Could anyone tell me if there is a known issue with IE6 and Datatypes with Stored Procedures, and if so how to resolve it?
my error: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80040E07)
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value. /pubspacesql/login_script.asp, line 19 ....
I have a search form that searches through employee records by either employee number or last name. I have 2 radio buttons, one for last name and the other for employee number. The value of those radio buttons tells the query what to search by. My problems is if they forget to select last name and type text into the search field. I get an error of course. How should I handle this? I need some fresh eys on the problem.
If request.QueryString("action") = "search" AND request.form("searchby") = "nam" then rsTraining.Source = "SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE " & searchby & " LIKE '" & criteria & "%' AND STATUS ='Active' ORDER BY NAME_LAST, NAME_FIRST" End If
If request.QueryString("action") = "search" AND request.form("searchby") = "num" then rsTraining.Source = "SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE " & searchby & " = " & criteria & " AND STATUS ='Active' ORDER BY NAME_LAST, NAME_FIRST" End If
for some reason, when i run my website through my browser as a local host (IIS) to test the asp, the asp works but the javascript doesnt, when i run the website through the browser normally, obviously the asp doesnt work but the javascript does!!!!
is there a reason for this?? is it a problem if i when live with it?? or is this just what happens???
I have an ASP 2.0 Web site I'm building and I'm adding Atlas to one of the pages. I've created a simple Web Service as a separate project and compiled it. The Web Service has a class to connect to our SQL Server to get data. The service takes two strings and an array of SQL Parameters. I have added the Web Service reference to my Web site app in the App_WebReferences folder.
when I create an instance of the Web Service it attaches the local namespace of the Web Service to the SQLParameter type and gives me an error like: "Value of type '1-dimensional array of System.Data.SQLClient.SqlLParameter' can not be converted to '1-dimensional array oflocalhost.SqlParameter'.because 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlParameter' is not derived from 'localhost.SqlParameter'.Why is it doing that?
I have created a Membership Directory that is sorted alphabetically using ASP/VBS/Access (although the access was converted to mysql before loading to remote server). It runs perfectly on my local server, but I cannot run when loaded to remote server.
Tech support for webhost sent me a "test.asp" w/working connection string, but putting it into the connection include file causes an "empty connection string" error in my asp doc. I don't know how to clear up the conflict. Code:
I have coded an application on an XP Platform with a Microsoft Access backend.
1. On my development system I have successfully ran the application using Internet Explorer where I type: http://localhost/sad.
2. The customer wants this application to be self contained and working off a CD. So, I burned the application on a CD, created a virtual directory and in IE typed: http://dhurtu/testapp/sad and again no problem worked beautifully.
3. I took the CD, went to my IBM laptop it is configured the same way as my development machine. Again it worked flawlessly.
4. I went on machine similar to the customer's configured with Windows 2000 Professional and IIS 5.0. We created a virtual directory, put in the CD and the application worked beautifully.
5. At the customer site I wasn't so lucky! I put the CD in, created the virtual directory. Fired up Internet Explorer got the greeting screen, made a search and from the search made a selection to get further details ... AND CRASH ... ADODB.Recordset ......
My question is simple. Why would this application work on three different machine and then fail on another.
Customer machine runs Microsoft Windows 2000 (5.00.2195) Service Pack 4. IIS was not installed when I first got there and therefore I installed it. The install CD was not of SP4 vintage but of year 2000 vintage. It seems to me that the IIS version on the client machine is 5.0. Code:
I am having problem regarding utf8 (used by MySQL) and utf16 (used by WinXP)
I want to store the CJK string into both MySQL and use the string to create a new file name. The problem here is,if the string is in utf8, MySQL can accept it, but the filename will have strange character.
If the string is in utf16 format, MySQL will store as '???', and the filename will be created correctly in WinXP.
I have attached my code. Notice that, If I set @CodePage=65001 'UTF-8' WinXP/IIS will convert all the UTF8 string in the asp file to UTF16 for internal processing. MySQL can only accept utf8 for client connection, so after UTF16 converted to UTF8, ??? will appear. Code:
I am having problem regarding utf8 (used by MySQL) and utf16 (used by WinXP)
I want to store the CJK string into both MySQL and use the string to create a new file name. The problem here is,if the string is in utf8, MySQL can accept it, but the filename will have strange character.
If the string is in utf16 format, MySQL will store as '???', and the filename will be created correctly in WinXP. Code:
However, after I added attribute ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" to the HTML tag <Form> for uploading files (not implemented yet). The above code doesn't work and the value of Request.Form.Item("...") become "Undefined".
When requesting a url, I'd like to be able to give it arguments which contain &'s and %'s (infact any character for that matter). I know these two cause problems.
Is there an escape character or a workaround? What are the other problem characters? e.g. www.myurl.net/default?text=fsdssdf
Is it possible to send a variable amount of arguments to a sub or function? I have a case where I may need to send a function a list of arguments whose number will change from time to time.