strange ASP code behaviour

[cmt]

Greetings

I have a web page with an ASP script in it that is not displaying all
the data from the SQL Server DB correctly in a form.

I have one line in the code, that is doing some strange things.

You can see the code below. The line in question is:

WTacctTotal = objRs("WTacctTo tal")

If I move it to the front of the list, it displays the DB info fine
for that line, but for some reason, These lines are missing in the
form:

WTenteredBy = objRS("WTentere dBy")
WTenteredDate = objRS("WTentere dDate")
WTmodifiedBy = objRS("WTmodifi edBy")
WTmodifiedDate = objRS("WTmodifi edDate")

If move it to the end of the list, the above lines display, but then
WTacctTotal doesn't display.

strQry = "select * from worktask where WTid = '" & WTid & "'"
objRS.Open strQry,GetMSSQL Conn()
'Response.Write strQry & "<br>"
WTacctTotal = objRs("WTacctTo tal") 'strange line
WTlinkItemID = objRS("WTlinkIt emID")
WTtaskTypeID = objRS("WTtaskTy peID")
WTworkEventType ID = objRS("WTworkEv entTypeID")
WTstatusID = objRS("WTstatus ID")
WTcompleteByDat e = objRS("WTcomple teByDate")
WTbillableAmoun t = objRS("WTbillab leAmount")
WTbudgetAmount = objRS("WTbudget Amount")
WTbudgetDate = objRS("WTbudget Date")
WTenteredBy = objRS("WTentere dBy")
WTenteredDate = objRS("WTentere dDate")
WTmodifiedBy = objRS("WTmodifi edBy")
WTmodifiedDate = objRS("WTmodifi edDate")
WToriginalBudge tAmount = objRS("WTorigin alBudgetAmount" )
WTreductionReas on = objRs("WTreduct ionReason")
WTfreetimeReaso n = objRs("WTfreeti meReason")
WTextended = objRs("WTextend ed")
WTmustGo = objRs("WTmustGo ").Value
WTweather = objRs("WTweathe r").Value
WTwaiting = objRs("WTwaitin g").Value

objRS.Close
I am displaying the data in a form like this:

<input type='text' size='20' class='controls ' name='WTacctTot al'
value='<%=WTacc tTotal%>'>

As you can see, I am doing nothing crazy. Just pulling info from a DB,
assigning variables, then writing out in a form.

I can take the SQL query above, and run it in SQL Query Analyzer, and
verify that the data is there. And it is obviously there, because the
data displays correctly in the form if I move that one line to the
top. But then of course that prevents other lines from being
displayed.

I can't figure out what's going on here!

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

cmt wrote:

Greetings

I have a web page with an ASP script in it that is not displaying all
the data from the SQL Server DB correctly in a form.

I have one line in the code, that is doing some strange things.

You can see the code below. The line in question is:

WTacctTotal = objRs("WTacctTo tal")

If I move it to the front of the list, it displays the DB info fine
for that line, but for some reason, These lines are missing in the
form:

It's an old ODBC bug, so you should start by following this advice:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126

And then read this:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2096

And this:
http://databases.aspfaq.com/database...y-columns.html

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[cmt]

On Mar 9, 8:28 am, "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01...@NOyah oo.SPAMcom>
wrote:

cmt wrote:

Greetings

I have a web page with an ASP script in it that is not displaying all
the data from the SQL Server DB correctly in a form.

I have one line in the code, that is doing some strange things.

You can see the code below. The line in question is:

WTacctTotal = objRs("WTacctTo tal")

If I move it to the front of the list, it displays the DB info fine
for that line, but for some reason, These lines are missing in the
form:

It's an old ODBC bug, so you should start by following this advice:http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2126

And then read this:http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2096

And this:http://databases.aspfaq.com/database...-memo-text-hyp...

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OMG...that was it. Instead of using SELECT *, I named all the columns
individually and put the offending column WTacctTotal at the end. It
worked! -THANKS!