I've got a small problem with my ODBC query that I'm unable to resolve by searching google. I need to limit my query so that it only returns a certain ammount of rows, for example 10.
I have tried the MySQL type query and that failed to work. Then I found an example on the internet in what looked like a weblog which said use "select top 10 * from tblname". Although this fails to work it does limit it when it feels like it. Often I'll get 11 or more results, but if I decrease the 10 to 4 for eample it still returns the same 11 or more rows.
I am trying to figure out how to create a registration form that can limit that amount of people who are signing up for an event.
The form has to take in consideration the number of guests the attendee is bringing table seating location. How can interact with the database in order to do this. I know how to create a form and send that information to a database.
I have a web application that query and insert record into a remote DB2 database. It has an ODBC setup pointing to a remote UNIX DB2 database server. The problem that I ran into today is that IIS created too many DB session which max out my limit at the DB2 side. I see a lot of "mtx.exe" when I check the db applications of the db server.
Even thought I close my db connection after each query, it seems to stay around and occupying a session on the DB server. So I ended up with a lot of people with failed insert or login because there are no more available session on the db server.
So my question is how can I set a limit on the DB connection? How can I make sure "mtx.exe" disappear after a query? What other option do I have?
I've made an ASP page that use a VB6 ActiveX EXE with a CreateObject. Initially, this page work fine. The object’s reference created with the CreateObject are saved on a session variable for reuse it on many page. When many users call this page and many instance of the ActiveX EXE Object are created, the CreateObject command fails with a 429 error (ActiveX component can't create object). The class (in ActiveX EXE) are MultiUse, then only a single EXE are running. Terminating the EXE with Task Manager then the CreateObject will get to work again.
I'm pulling product descriptions from the database and would like to limit the number of charcters that is displayed. Also, I'd like to add ... at the end.
Something like: This long text is boring blah blah blah
I'm starting in asp and I'm trying to do a simple sql query to display a number of records on a page using the limit clause. I keep getting a syntax error in my from clause. Here's what I'm doing:Code:
rstProd.Source = "SELECT * from TBL_PRODUITS LIMIT 0,10"
I have no problem using this clause with PHP so I was wondering if there's some restrictions with it in ASP??
its there anyway via asp i can get around the 255 character limit for url strings.. its for use in a cms/eshot system. on a mailto: link i want to create a string of email address for the client and then send from there own inbox.
I am having a problem uploading large files through ASP.We have several sites in IIS on 1 application pool.I was able to use MetaBase Explorer and increase the AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed value in /LM/W3SVC, and for at least 1 of our sites, it worked. Unfortunately, on our Intranet site, the error persist. Does anyone have any idea why? We do have ASP.Net installed on this server, but the error is explicitly ASP.
Searching for answers I found that another value, MaxRequestEntityAllowed, could also be responsible. Unfortunately, this value is not anywhere in our metabase.xml file, and I am hesitant to simply create it.
I think an url variable could be limited, maybe someone know the maximum length I can use ? (I try to send an html code with the get method, maybe some symbols could not be accepted in url).Is this length limited for a variable or for the url string ?
We're running Windows 2003 Enterprise Edn.with IIS 6.We'd like to limit the access to two of our ASP apps to those who are on the domain--without using the integrated domain authentication popup.
In other words,we don't want users on the domain to have to log in every time (or even once);those not on the domain would not see the site at all. Is this possible?How?
I have a Visual FoxPro table with Memos fields, and when i insert into the table a value that cames from a TEXTAREA field on a form, give me an error. Why? if the table field is MEMO?
is there any reason why i can view a page at work (which is on our server) yet when i view it online from the domain name (some pages are hosted, some are running off our server) i get the message: "Redirection limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load the requested page. This may be caused by cookies that are blocked."
I have exceeded the length of the URL limit. I have a form where I send data using GET method. Now I have to change method of posting data into POST method. But please tell me how to get data after passing them, because when I call
I have some calculations in my query string. Is it possible somehow to get a results of those calculations not in decimals but in integer in the query itself.
i was trying to send multiple attachments using the CDO in ASP. but it seems like when the file attachments total is greater than 90KB, i get an unspecified error. Can anyone advise me on this?
Is there a way to check the number of characters (say 400 characters) inputted in textarea. I know it could be done on client side but I want it to validate on server-side and if it exceed the limit it should throw an error.
Was asked to take a look at a script and to adjust the file uploading limit to more than 1MB. Currently, only files (.pdf) not more than 50kb can be uploaded to the database. Other than that, the script works fine.
On entering some parameters by the user, a form comes up with the values retrieved from the database (i.e. dynamic table is generated.) Also, I have a select all checkbox for selecting all the rows.
Since sometimes the rows fetched are more than 500, I want to limit them to 30 rows per page with the option to go to new page with select all checkbox (as in yahoo, hotmail inbox) . How can I achieve this ?? Code:
I am thinking about doing this since I got several cases that some of our internal users open more than one browser at the same time from our server. When one of the transactions was not completed finished, the second browser jusk pick up some session variables from the first browser and process right after that. It messed up everything. I was thinking about use remote_addr, but it seems not working since we are behind the firewall and every user's IP inside the company network to the internet is the same.It seems that I have to use internal userID and record this in the database and when any page is requested, I have to check in the database to see if the user is connected then decide if the page should be display or not. Is there any better way?
I want to limit user login by writing ASP program. In details, if a user had logged in wrongly for more than three times, then the user will not be abled to log in to the system anymore even thought he key in correctly the username and password in the 4th time. That's means he cant login forever until the administrator edit his status in the database Can i refer to any ASP sample coding for this application?
I'm creating a database site and using access. I've created a number of fields i.e date, time, description, cost The only problem is that the description info is larger than the 255 character limit imposed by access. How can I solve this one?
Is there any limit to include files (<!--#include file="xyz.asp"-->).
I have developed an application where I am including different files on the base of diffirent conditions and values and getting error at certain stage. error is Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0006) Overflow: '[number: 32768]'
Before I thought its due to some if or case statements and now I just removed the line where I am including the file and its working. I will be very thankfull if some one tell me if there is any limit of include files so I will bring my code to parent files. or is there anything else
