evenin'
k - I've got a recordset that I'm dumping another recordset into - because
the source comes from a database that I cant update (probably makes more
sense to me that bit) - anyway, I need to update the new recordset which I
can do...I think however that I have missed something, as later in my code
it only seems to iterate once, and there should be at least 2 rows in the
recordset...
Can anyone confirm that when I use something like this :
Set testRS = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Rec ordSet")
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteID" , adInteger
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteNam e", adVarchar, 20
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteDes c", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteURL ", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaKey words", adLongVarChar, 2147483647
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaDes cription", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "Relevance" , adInteger
I do this initially before using addNew etc
Then for each row that I want to add I'd use something like this :
testRS.AddNew
testRS("Website ID") = RS2("WebsiteID" )
testRS("Website Name") = RS2("WebsiteNam e")
testRS("Website Desc") = RS2("WebsiteDes c")
testRS("Website URL") = RS2("WebsiteURL ")
testRS("Website MetaKeywords") = RS2("WebsiteMet aKeywords")
testRS("Website MetaDescription ") = RS2("WebsiteMet aDescription")
testRS("Relevan ce") = RS2("Relevance" )
testRS.Update
(RS2 in the above is the source recordset incidentally - I have a do while
not rs2.eof around this)...
Just seeking some confirmation that i dont need to do the append fields bit
for each iteration...
Cheers
Rob
5  1966 
soz, resolved this one now, it seems i needed to put a testRS.MoveFirs t
after adding the rows to get back to the start...
Rob
You need to create fields only once, but you need to use .AddNew everytime
you want to add a new record, and do an Update once you are done.
I am not sure which recordset should have two records, but you can do a
recordset.filte r = vbNullString to reset the cursor back to the first
record. I am guessing the cursor is at the second record when it begins to
iterate.
--
Manohar Kamath
Editor, .netWire www.dotnetwire.com
"Rob Meade" <ro********@N O-SPAM.kingswoodw eb.net> wrote in message
news:Ib******** ***********@new s-text.cableinet. net... evenin'
k - I've got a recordset that I'm dumping another recordset into - because
the source comes from a database that I cant update (probably makes more
sense to me that bit) - anyway, I need to update the new recordset which I
can do...I think however that I have missed something, as later in my code
it only seems to iterate once, and there should be at least 2 rows in the
recordset...
Can anyone confirm that when I use something like this :
Set testRS = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Rec ordSet")
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteID" , adInteger
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteNam e", adVarchar, 20
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteDes c", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteURL ", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaKey words", adLongVarChar, 2147483647
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaDes cription", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "Relevance" , adInteger
I do this initially before using addNew etc
Then for each row that I want to add I'd use something like this :
testRS.AddNew
testRS("Website ID") = RS2("WebsiteID" )
testRS("Website Name") = RS2("WebsiteNam e")
testRS("Website Desc") = RS2("WebsiteDes c")
testRS("Website URL") = RS2("WebsiteURL ")
testRS("Website MetaKeywords") = RS2("WebsiteMet aKeywords")
testRS("Website MetaDescription ") = RS2("WebsiteMet aDescription")
testRS("Relevan ce") = RS2("Relevance" )
testRS.Update
(RS2 in the above is the source recordset incidentally - I have a do while
not rs2.eof around this)...
Just seeking some confirmation that i dont need to do the append fields
bit for each iteration...
Cheers
Rob
Of course, I didn't read it all... why don't you use an array or a
dictionary instead of a recordset?
--
Aaron Bertrand
SQL Server MVP http://www.aspfaq.com/
"Rob Meade" <ro********@N O-SPAM.kingswoodw eb.net> wrote in message
news:Ib******** ***********@new s-text.cableinet. net... evenin'
k - I've got a recordset that I'm dumping another recordset into - because
the source comes from a database that I cant update (probably makes more
sense to me that bit) - anyway, I need to update the new recordset which I
can do...I think however that I have missed something, as later in my code
it only seems to iterate once, and there should be at least 2 rows in the
recordset...
Can anyone confirm that when I use something like this :
Set testRS = Server.CreateOb ject("ADODB.Rec ordSet")
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteID" , adInteger
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteNam e", adVarchar, 20
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteDes c", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteURL ", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaKey words", adLongVarChar, 2147483647
testRS.Fields.A ppend "WebsiteMetaDes cription", adVarchar, 255
testRS.Fields.A ppend "Relevance" , adInteger
I do this initially before using addNew etc
Then for each row that I want to add I'd use something like this :
testRS.AddNew
testRS("Website ID") = RS2("WebsiteID" )
testRS("Website Name") = RS2("WebsiteNam e")
testRS("Website Desc") = RS2("WebsiteDes c")
testRS("Website URL") = RS2("WebsiteURL ")
testRS("Website MetaKeywords") = RS2("WebsiteMet aKeywords")
testRS("Website MetaDescription ") = RS2("WebsiteMet aDescription")
testRS("Relevan ce") = RS2("Relevance" )
testRS.Update
(RS2 in the above is the source recordset incidentally - I have a do while
not rs2.eof around this)...
Just seeking some confirmation that i dont need to do the append fields
bit for each iteration...
Cheers
Rob
"Aaron Bertrand - MVP" wrote ... Of course, I didn't read it all... why don't you use an array or a
dictionary instead of a recordset?
Lo Aaron,
I wouldnt normally use the AddNew/Update stuff, haven't used it in ages, but
found I needed to here, with regards to the array, I needed to be able to
create a recordset and add a 'phantom' field, then after updating this field
for each record be able to sort it into ascending order (the relevance stuff
for the search results) - once sorted its then dumped to the page.
I looked at sorted the arrays but it seemed to all come back to using a
recordset anyway, so I've gone with that for now...
I guess I could have probably used a temporary table in SQL Server maybe,
but I've not used them before and the site this is for is quite a busy one,
therefore I didnt think that creating a multitude of temp tables was a good
idea, I could of course be wrong as I say, I've not done/tried that before
to know.
Regards
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