There aren't many of us on the ms general or db group that mess with
javascript for server-side. Have you tried VBS at all?
Brynn
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:05:21 +0100, Martin Honnen <mahotrash@yahoo.de>
wrote:
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>Kevin Shea wrote:
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>> I'm currently running into a problem with ie6 on a windows 2000 machine.
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>> I've developed a web application where the client, using JavaScript, opens
>> up an ADODB.Recordset recordset and then reads the data for the recordset
>> from a recordset created on the server via XML through an ASP page.
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>> This normally works fine.
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>> However, for very big data sets, the browser on the client side hangs, just
>> stops responding.
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>> Any ideas? Any tools to debug this issue? Is there another newsgroup more
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>As you mention ASP reading the data from the server an ASP group on the
>news.microsoft.com server could help. Although you also mention that the
>client with JavaScript opens up the ADODB.Recordset I think you might
>find more expertise in one of the MS groups.
>I currently don't understand why you need client side JavaScript to open
>ADODB recordsets if you have ASP on the server to do that and then pass
>on any HTML needed to the client whether it is IE or not and whether
>client side script is supported or not.
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> Martin Honnen
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http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
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Brynn
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