GetRows With Field Names
When using RS.getRows how do I go about getting the field names from the database as well?
View RepliesWhen using RS.getRows how do I go about getting the field names from the database as well?
View RepliesI have built input fields inside a while not.eof loop
and the name is built from using <%="name"&i%> and the value is a product_id
from the database.the i is then incremented in the loop, resulting in <input name="name1, <input name="name2
and so on. this works no probs, however i haven't got a clue on how to collect this dynaimcally named
input field when it arrives at the form action address page.
I was thinking some kind of for loop but am not sure, and again am not sure where to put the <%="name"&i%> bit
to count or grab the input fields info.
i.e newname= REquest.Form(<%="name"&i%>)
I have a "csv file" as a database.
The 1st row contains the field names:
Orion.Accounts.AccountName,Orion.Accounts.Address1
the code I use normally works:
<%=rs("Orion.Accounts.AccountName")%>
Although in this case is doesn't because the fieldnames contain full stops.
how to modify this line:
<%=rs("Orion.Accounts.AccountName")%>
Does anyone have a definitive list of keywords to avoid or prohibit as field names for the tables for an ASP driven program that communicates with a SQL database?
I have a website that allows customers to define tables online and I keep hitting the field names I need to prohibit - "Function" is the latest one. I'd like to just compare the users field names with a list and end this problem for good! Also any VBScript words too?
I am trying to display only certain columns from a table and this is a code that I am using but it is not diplaying anything, can anyone tell me where my code is wrong
<%FOR EACH field IN rstSite1.FIELDS
if field.name ="EmpName" then
RESPONSE.WRITE("<TH ALIGN='LEFT' BGCOLOR='#B0C4DE'>"& FIELD.NAME & "</TH>")
end if
NEXT%>
I am designing a shopping site, in the picture the #1 section is a check box behind product name that customer can select that product to buy in #2 section the customer can set quantity of the selected product ok now codes this is the code which I have used to pull out produts and categoris from database and show them on the page Code:
View Replies View RelatedI tried posting this a minute ago but timed out, so sorry if this is posted twice.
I want to make an IF statement in ASP using VBscript that will run if a checkbox in a form is checked (and won't otherwise). How do i refer to the form field (checkbox) in the IF statement to do this?
Is it valid to get information from a request.form assign that to a value then use that value to get other content on the requested page.
I return a large rs with multiple feild names. I can't use a static feild def because they would overwrite each other on the loop, SO i create dynamic field names then pass the id back to the next page via javascript. I then use that id to add to the feild name to make sure I get the right feild.
Id = Request.Form("Id")
SQL STUFF
CheckedID=Request.Form("Name_"&Id)
I have been provided with a DSN, user name and password for one of my
clients sites.
I'm not an ASP developer and need to view all the contents of this database.
I usually work in PHP but only have ASP available on this server.
I want to open the database and simply output all the contents into a HTML
page.
I have an Access database with 58 fields in one table. I wrote many
of the field names so that they were descriptive so that others could
figure it out in the future. As an example, one field name is called
MissingPart14990aDescribe.
Should I be worried about the length of the field name? I'm expecting
about 20,000 records a year to be entered into the database. So, five
years from now, which would be about 100,000 records, will the
query.asp for a list of records be slow due to field name size? BTW,
the query.asp would just show a list of the last 3 months worth of
records and only a snapshot of about 6 of the 58 fields.
I do a SELECT * from table command in an ASP page to build a text file
out on our server, but the export is not to allow a field name rows of
records. The first thing I get is a row with all the field names. Why
do these come in if they are not part of the table records? How do I
eliminate this from being produced? Code:
I'm using getRows in two different SELECT stataments and want to know if it's possible to place the data in the two getRows into one array? Lets's say I have something like this:
Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strSQL = "Select test FROM Table WHERE id = "&id&""
rs.Open strSQL, Conn
contentFirst = rs.GetRows
Set rs2 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strSQL2 = "Select id FROM Table WHERE id = "&id2&""
rs2.Open strSQL2, Conn
contentSecond = rs2.GetRows
Now what I want is a variable that holds the content of contentFirst and contentSecond like this: content = contentFirst + contentSecond
Can this be done in some way with arrayas? How?
I was reading a sample on ASP101 (i love them), and it was, I think, saying u could specify the record u want to start at...is that true? If so, I think EVERYONE should use it...it would be very cool.
Because, if u need the 6th record, u can just get it, but, using a recordset, it would be, i believe, impossible...right?, or is that wat bookmarks are for?
I tried to get the data in array by using getrows. Data will be display in the drop down list in the future. i call a function to get the data. It should be return 8 rows of the data. But it return 0 row of data ....
View Replies View RelatedI'm using getrows to return the values from two columns in a MSSQL sql
database. Looping through them like so:
dim irowloop, icolloop, i
for irowloop = 0 to ubound(instances, 2)
for icolloop = 0 to ubound(instances, 1)
response.write("<option value=""VAL"">") 'get 2nd col val
response.write(i(icolloop, irowloop))
response.write("</option>")
next
next
How can I get the value of the second column into the VALUE=""attribute in the drop down?
I am getting information out of a table to place into to an Array.
rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)
At this point I place it into the array
objArray=rs.GetRows()
But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank? What happens is that the loop encounters an error?
Since I never user .GetRow, (because arrays drive me crazy) I thought I'd give it a shot with something I had to do, unfortunately I get several errors. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI built a recursive forum (tree) with ASP (VBS) and getRows and the DB Microsoft Access.
When I tried to add a pages division (with ADO) it destroyed everything
The relevant code:
The ADO pages devision:
rs.PageSize = MessagesNum
rs.CacheSize = MessagesNum
If Not rs.EOF Then
PagesCount = rs.PageCount
rs.AbsolutePage = Page
arr = rs.getRows
End If
Code:
I have the following:
dim app_ids, irowloop, icolloop
app_ids = get_app_logins(session("stremail"))
for irowloop = 0 to ubound(app_ids, 2)
for icolloop = 0 to ubound(app_ids, 1)
response.write(app_ids(icolloop, irowloop) & ",")
next 'icolloop
response.write("|")
next 'irowloop
That returns:
0,0,bobsmith,pAssWord,|0,71,tom,tom,|0,71,tomf,pAs sWord,|1,5,tom,a1,|
Is it possible to remove the final ',' before the '|' ??
I recently learned about the wonders of the getrows statement on a recordset (IE alldata=rstemp.getrows). It dumps a recordset into an array, that I get. Sounds great! My question is: Is there a way to support a SQL shape statement using the getrows statement? I'm guessing that if I try to throw that into a variable it may not like it.
View Replies View RelatedI know that getstring or getrows increase performance but my question when to use this method. This is because what I know is this method will output all fields in a table and not just certain few.
View Replies View Related<%
' Loop through the array holding the result set and display the data
For iCounter= varC1Begin to varC1End
Response.Write("<a href=prices.asp?manuf=" & arrResultSet(0,iCounter) & ">"
& arrResultSet(0,iCounter) & "</a><br>")
Next
%>
In the above Response.Write statement arrResultSet(0,iCounter) displays the
manufacturer just like it should.
However, within the hyperlink, if a manufacturer has 2,3, or more words, it
will only show the first word. Anything after the first space is ignored.
Why?
What is the difference, and when to use one over the other?
View Replies View RelatedWhen querying a database, I know I can fix the no. of returned rows/results to 20 (for example) using the GetString method:
myVar = objRs.GetString(, 20, , ,)
What syntax do I need to use to do the same with the GetRows method:
myVar = objRs.GetRows ?
I currently thinking of converting from my little knowledge of
VBscript to jScript ASP.
With this in mind I'm looking at my current code to see how it will
convert over to Jscript.
One thing I have spotted that I can't think of a way round is the ADO
recordset.GetRows command.
I have a VBscript class that handles my DB connections so in short I
can do things like
MyArray = clsDB.GetRecordsInArray("Stored Proc Name/SQL", other
params)
and this would return the rows into a 2 dimension array.
Problem is I've read that Jscript only has one dimension. So how is
the "getRows" solved for Jscript.
Also is there any good "Jscript" code learning sites?
I am reading an recordset into an array using getrows, but my recordset has 38 records but my array has 46!!
If I loop through the array, it errors on number 38 (as expected). I am using UBound to find the array length.
can anyone think what is going wrong, without the need to post my code (step 2!)?
I'm using the following JOIN query;
Code:
strQuery = "SELECT whoisserver.host, [domain].domainid, [domain].[domain]" & _
" FROM [domain] INNER JOIN [whoisserver] ON [domain].whoisserverid = whoisserver.whoisserverid"
Which works perfectly. when I use getRows to store the results in an array, the whoisserver.host field isn't in the array. Only the domain.* fields are in the array. Anyone know why this is, and how to solve it? I really need that whoisserver field.
I'm using getrows to speed up data access time, i wonder though if there is a better way. Each recordset returns up to or more than 500 records, this is still quite an overhead for the server when there are lots of people on the site.
Rather than reading all 500 records into the array and then paging the results is it possible to create the recordset with just 25 entries?
ie if you are on page 1 then only the first 25 records are retrieved from the database, page 2 - records 25 - 49 are retrieved etc
or will this slow things down?
im developing a Product configurator (just like alienware use) where in my database i have
(systems table) a list of PC systems
systemID
(categories table) a list of PC product categories (ie. CPU, RAM...)
categoryID
(products table) a list of all products
productID, catID
(link table)
sysID and prodID
Now before i put the code ive done so far, let me explain that the first page lists all systems wich then gives the systemID for the link table. Once this page loads it needs to go through each category then list the products available to that category where sysID = systemID. Now a query i put together to list all products for that sysID is:
select * from PRODUCTS inner join link on link.prodID = PRODUCTS.productID where link.sysID=systemID
Now this query works great and lists all of the products for that systemID, but what im unable to do is (using GetRows()) have the category name listed as a title then have each product under the respected category. Code:
would this code give an EOF or BOF error if there are no rows in the
recordset? or the array myArray would be just null?
I can't seem to get the getrows function of an ADO recordset to work or get a dictionary object to work. I've made them work on other servers before using the same code.
Server is running Windows Powered and IIS 5.0I can provide code, but you must believe this code has worked on other servers.
I was bored this weekend and after reading a couple articles and posts about GetRows() being WAY better than the usual way, I thought I would try and make a class to make it similar to using a recordset.
It's far from finished but I thought I would throw it up here and see what everyone thought. Am I wasting my time? I have no real way of benchmarking the possible improvements but I haven't been able to notice a difference yet. Anyway, you can download it here. The zip includes the class file and an example asp file.
I'm using an SQL statement like the following:
Code:
INSERT INTO table (field) VALUES (value) SELECT @@IDENTITY AS NewIdent;
If I run it through a command prompt (osql.exe) it works fine - it inserts the data and returns the new identity. However, when I try to pass this through my nifty GetRows() function the stupid thing chokes (it acts like a normal INSERT statement has been passed - "ADODB.Recordset (0x800A0E78) Operation is not allowed when the object is closed." on the line where I try to execute GetRows).
I've looked through my ADO documentation and don't see any reason why this should be happening (since it does return data). Due to the small amount of data, I'm going to just use a plain old RecordSet object, but for my own piece of mind does anyone know why it won't treat the returned @@IDENTITY variable like normal data?