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How to check if there is an error?...30 Apr 2005 08:53 GMT3
I have the following ASP...
set dbconn = server.createobject("ADODB.connection")
dbconn.open "dsn=news;uid=hello"
After the dbconn.open, how do I check if the dbconn.open has an error?
Upsizing issue28 Apr 2005 23:58 GMT20
I'm trying to upsize a large Jet-based ASP application to use MS SQL
Server.
I am experiencing a slightly different behaviour when getting results
of a SQL join within a Recordset.
Q28 Apr 2005 13:14 GMT4
Hi all,
I have one field in db as integer, and i want to retreve only those who dont
have value 1
and my query is like this:
Error in running cmdUpdate27 Apr 2005 23:26 GMT3
I am testing a asp page where I am trying to run a access update query
from a asp page using the command object. However, it gives the error
as following. I have no idea why the error is coming. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
cannot reuse command objects under oracle oledb (on one system).27 Apr 2005 21:28 GMT2
Short version:
ODBC configuration for the Oracle ODBC driver includes a checkbox for
"Enable closing cursors". Does anyone know how to get the equivalent
behavior with the Oracle OLEDB Provider?
Error in inserting record via asp26 Apr 2005 22:56 GMT6
I got a asp page where I need insert record to a access table.
However, after running the page the following error is coming:
Error Type:
ADODB.Command (0x800A0E7C)
SQL Server returning Empty Fields and there should be data26 Apr 2005 14:09 GMT2
I am having a very odd problem.  With a database I recently created on MSSQL 2K (Win2K Server Machine), I use a Stored Procedure to handle getting the fields I need.
If I use MS Access to open the Stored Procedure (in an ADP File) it works 100%, same goes through Enterprise ...
Simpel(?) SQL question for Access 25 Apr 2005 23:48 GMT3
I'm running a simpel SQL question towards an Accessdatabase where the
question is generic towards all my tabels in the database
Like this
MySql = "SELECT * from " & dbtable
graduate from PWS25 Apr 2005 23:40 GMT2
I waould like to know if moving an ASP application from my Windows98 with
PWS 4 to WIndowsXP Pro with IIS would cut down on the amount of crashes in
inetinfo.exe?
I am closing all connections to the dbf files(I am using these because the
include a file in a web application which is outside the web path...25 Apr 2005 23:39 GMT2
Is it possible to include a file in a web application which is outside the
web path (without virtual directory).
Language is ASP with IIS6.
for example :
hope this is a simple one...25 Apr 2005 19:41 GMT2
I've set up a basic page to list the contents of an access database, which
happens to be a list of names - the strange problem i have is that, although
it lists the contents in order of ID number - it begins the list from half
way down - for instance - beginning at O'brian rather ...
empty values in INSERT INTO statement25 Apr 2005 12:11 GMT6
I have this ASP page that inserts new records into an Access database via an
execute statement.
Taking the data from a form, I build my SQL statement like this:
<%
FormatNumber with db results23 Apr 2005 00:04 GMT7
The following was posted to microft.public.scripting.vbscript but nobody
replied there, so here goes:
How come that
<%
Inserting time and date in datetime field22 Apr 2005 21:51 GMT6
I have an ASP form with the following textboxes,
RegNo - Primary Key
EventDate - Date of Event
EventTime - Time of Event
ASP pages won't open in browser??? Help.22 Apr 2005 20:11 GMT2
Machine is W2K, using IIS 5, and FP 2000.
I have a small site with 8 ASP pages. The home page opens fine, but the
ASP's just lock up and won't open. I have checked Tools>Datbase and Verify,
all my permissions, directory settings and the extensions, all come back OK.
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