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Using ADO w/ using .dbRecordSet?
I use SQL, without a DSN connection. Currently I pass the ASPdb.Pro object
a RecordSet, and all is fine. However, I now need to sort the queries. How can I pass my SQL query directly to ASPdb.Pro and still use the ADODB.Connection object for my connection source?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
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Using ADO w/ using .dbRecordSet? (reply)
Soulution found. Unless anyone knows of another way. I'm using the .dbDSN w/ my ADO connection string.
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RyanV at 3/16/00 6:02:55 PM
I use SQL, without a DSN connection. Currently I pass the ASPdb.Pro object
a RecordSet, and all is fine. However, I now need to sort the queries. How can I pass my SQL query directly to ASPdb.Pro and still use the ADODB.Connection object for my connection source?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
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Using ADO w/ using .dbRecordSet? (reply)
The description of your problem is not quite clear. But I think you mean you are not going to generate your RS and pass it onto ASP-db. You are using the dbDSN to get your RS. If so, that is the correct way to do it. Out of the many many times user asked this question I only found ONE legi reason. Otherwise, you normally have no good reason to generate your RS and pass it to ASp-db.
FK
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RyanV at 3/17/00 6:32:28 PM
Soulution found. Unless anyone knows of another way. I'm using the .dbDSN w/ my ADO connection string.
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RyanV at 3/16/00 6:02:55 PM
I use SQL, without a DSN connection. Currently I pass the ASPdb.Pro object
a RecordSet, and all is fine. However, I now need to sort the queries. How can I pass my SQL query directly to ASPdb.Pro and still use the ADODB.Connection object for my connection source?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
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