I have a piece of code that i created. It actually works as it should. The only problem is the objrs2.update causes an error-duplicate primary key. However when i check the database it has done what it should.
I then tried to use on error resume next, but it keeps timing out and i do not want to extend the time limit. Does someone know how to get round this? Code:
I put the On Error Resume Next command as the very first line in my ASP pages, which may contain various inc files and sub-routines/functions, so that I can try and stop the dreaded DB error messages displaying to visitors and would-be hackers.My question is, does this one statement at the top of the page cater for all of the code that might be executed in the page, in the include files and in sub-routines/functions or do I have to put the statement in certain places as well?The reason I ask is that I'm sure if I get one of my include file names wrong it brings up an error rather than going straight through and displaying a funny page.I hope I don't have to put it in various places as I like to have this one statement so that I can flip back and forth between live and dev time and having to go into 'x' amount of pages to flip between these 2 states would be tiresome.
My code works when the table is not found. But when the table is found it doesn't do the else part..Code:
Dim oConn Dim oRs
Set oConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") oConn.Open "Store_Form" Set oRs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset" )
elseif campo = "txtAN_GEN" then on error resume next Set oRs = oConn.Execute("SELECT * FROM 00_MOD48") If err <> 0 then 'If table not found GetFieldValue = "00001" else GetFieldValue = "150" end if
I am using On Error Resume Next to allow my application to deal with errors accessing the database, i.e. if the DSN-less connection doesn't work then it tries the DSN connection and this is fine.
What I want to find out is how can i stop the rest of the page continuing after errors, in essence I want to cancel the On Error Resume Next statement after the database connection stuff is done so that errors will stop the page and I can debug them.
This has been puzzling me for very long time and no where has talked about the scope of a 'On Error Resume Next' statement.
When we program ASP(.NET) pages then we usually like to let ASP(.NET) stop at errors and report back to us. However there are parts of our scripts that we know an error will be thrown and we encapsulate that area inbetween:
On Error Resume Next Err.Clear 'Try block If Err.Number Then 'Catch block End If On Error GoTo 0
This is similar to the infamous try {} catch(e) {} blocks in Java/C++, etc.
If we forget the last line 'On Error GoTo 0' then our ASP(.NET) scripts runs over all errors thrown and we find it hard to find bugs. So the big question is, does 'On Error Resume Next' go out of scope when it's written inside a block (eg. Function)?
Function Function1() On Error Resume Next 'Our code End Function
When the Function1 call returns, does the outside calling scope automatically stays as it was (On Error GoTo 0)?
I'm on the last piece of this project, when a user goes to this page "myfolder.asp" it shows the contents of their folder.
If they don't have one created yet, I want to give them a friendly message: "You have nothing in your folder!" , and continue with the rest of the HTML code, but then ignore the Repeat Regions and dynamic text thats inside the HTML.
Right now I have it woking if the table exists, it shows the records. If I delete the table, I have this message at the top of the screen and nothing else: "You have nothing in your folder!"
Can ASP resume download/ upload when uploading large files using ASP, like Download programs do? If so, can anybody point me to tutorial or a script I can start with?
I did a program with allowed to user to upload an excel file and insert those data into the access database. I did the testing on xp pro and to upload abt 300 records took me less than a minute.
However, the computer which the program is to be located is using windows 98. So i dowlnoaded the free server thingy. The upload time for 300 records here took about 15 minutes. haha
Just want to know what makes the uploading time so different?
I have been tasked with producing a script that times the amount of time it takes to upload a file from client to server.Unfortunately for me, part of the spec is that the script must be written in ASP which is something I have about 30 minutes experience in. I have been playing around with the script located at this address :
Which does almost everything I need, the only thing it doesnt do is tell me how many seconds/milliseconds/widgets it took to upload the file to the server (excluding time to write to disk once received)Can anybody point me in the direction of another script that can give me timings, or at least give me some pointers on how I can hack the above script to give me the data I need (I have already worked out how to get rid of the save to DB and user name option and this is now gone from the display page and the working scripts behind it)
I open a asp page where the user fills in some details in and submits the page. The form will be submitted and sent to a diffrent page, it will check and return whether the transaction was successful or not.
This is a timebound process the time starts as soon as the form get loaded. Suppose the time is 10 minutes so if the user fills in the form and submits the form. We would consider the transaction successful if we receive notificaton of the transaction being successfully completed within this 10 minutes limit, if it takes more than 10 minutes than we consider the transaction to be unsuccessful.
I'm having a problem where I'm losing Session variables as soon as they've been set up. The user logs onto the system, the system sets some Session variables, and redirects to a menu page. The menu page checks the Session variables, can't find them, and asks the user to log in again - the second login is successful. Has anyone seen this before, and do you know what I should do about it?
I have a small (half a meg or so of source, and a 2.5MB database, and a few images) ASP web app in place, and it's running fine except for the fact that occasionally people have session timeouts and are suddenly not logged in.
I've turned the session timeout in IIS up, but they still seem to get logged out in less than 15min, rather than 2 hours, as intended.
I usually clean the session when the result page is presented to the user. At this time, say an email confirmation was sent to the user and a pdf file they can becdownloaded from the result page.
But if the user click the refresh or back button etc. for some reasons, they pdf file is not available since it created on the fly when the request was submitted.
So I am thinking about pull pdf file from database, but don't want the database being hitted everytime the refresh button was clicked or the requested is resubmitted.
I am having a problem executing long running queries from an ASP application which connects to SQL Server 2000. Basically, I have batches of queries that are run using ADO in a loop written in VBScript. This works pretty well until the execution time of a single query starts to exceed some threshold, which I am trying to narrow down. I can typically run 2 - 10 queries in a loop, with the run time being anywhere from under a minute to an hour or more. Now that this application is being subjected to run against some large databases (25 - 40G), I'm having problems getting the application to continue beyond the first query if it takes a while to run.
I used SQL Profiler to try to diagnose what was going on. I can see the query executes to completion, but immediately after completing I can see an "Audit Logout" message, which apparently means that the client has disconnected. The query durations vary from 45 or 50 minutes to up to over 90 minutes. I have the ADO connection and query timeouts set to very large values, e.g. 1000 minutes, so I can't think its that. My guess is that there is some IIS setting or timeout that I am running up against and the connection to SQL Server is just dropped for some reason.
The configuration is
NT 4.0 SP6 SQL Server 2000 SP3 IIS 4.0 Explorer 5.5
I'm only running into this problem on the very largest databases we run against. The vast majority continue to function properly, but this is going to happen more often as time goes on the databases continue to grow in size.
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My code:
<% dim self, pid, i, c self = Request.ServerVariables("URL") pid = Request.Querystring("pid") set Session("pageContent") = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") Set custObj = Server.CreateObject("NFIFunctions.ValidateField") Line 6 set psi = Session("pageContent") set errDict = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") i = 1
Let me start by saying I'm fairly new to Asp coding. That said...
My ISP only uses AspSmartMail. I've created an online form that uses fill out, which is then e-mailed to the collector of the information and CC-ed to the person who submitted the information.
The error I'm receiving is this: aspSmartMail.SendMail : Error 28 error '8004001a' 504 Invalid Username or Password
In my script, I've Dimensioned several items, as you'll see below, passing the authenticating username/password to the smtp server, but it's not working. I tried not passing the information by entering in the actual info without it being passed by the diminsioned items. This didn't work either. I of course verified that the username/password I'm usine is correct.
Can someone plase tell me why I can't authenicate? I would really appreciate any help that might be out there.
Relavant Asp code below: ----------------------------------------- Dim smtpserver,youremail,yourpassword,yourusername,rem oteemail
I have a database driven (ms access) website which runs fine on my computer (win 2000 iis6). However, on uploading, some pages am receiving the following error
"An Unknown script error occured while processing your request."
I am testing a new website I built on the actual server. My section for uploading documents seems to be giving me problems. Can someone help me please? This is the error I am getting:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'
'c:logindatairb.mdb' is not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides.
This New Company I'm with Sets their Default WebSite to a local Directory on "D" Yea I've been down the whole route reinstalling XP Pro,,, IIS 5.1 The .NET framework everything. Now I'm just frustrated.
What the Heck !! Theres a web project (C# ASP.net) in the solution containing many many some odd 19 or so projects. MSVSS is additionally in the picture to make things a little more complex. (I.E. the non web projects go elsewhere on the D drive) All I'm asking for here are the BASIC Settings to get my DEV environment and my IE to "SEE" this D:Web folder as Localhost. It worked for a sec. A very brief second. Then it was Gone. Specific ERROR:
Could not load type 'appname.web.Global'. Parser Error Server Error in '/' Application.
My text file, dsn file, and asp page are all in the same directory on the web server.My problem is that I want the text file to be on drive U: (which is each users drive)When I do this I get the following error (even if I copy the dsn file to the U: drive):-
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Text Driver] '(unknown)' is not a valid path.Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides.