Using GetRows()

[Croney69]

I am getting information out of a table to place into to
an Array.
rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)

At this point I place it into the array

objArray=rs.GetRows()

But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank?

What happens is that the loop encounters an error?

[Jon Mundsack]

"Croney69" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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I am getting information out of a table to place into to
an Array.
rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)

At this point I place it into the array

objArray=rs.GetRows()

But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank?

What happens is that the loop encounters an error?

If rs.RecordCount > 0 Then
objArray = rs.GetRows()
'do stuff with array
Else
'handle "no records" condition
End If

HTH-Jon

[Croney69]

Sorry I should have mentioned this is a function to
provide an array, which is then use.

I am well a wear of the "if then else" and "eof".
What I want to know is that after calling my function
MyArray= GetInfo(sql)

I will know if to proceed or not depending on the result.

This is what I have seen but it dose not work

1. If not rs.eof then
2. ObjArray=rs.GetRows()
3. Else
4. ObjArray=dataconn.execute("Select 'EOF'").GetRows()
5. End if

I get an error on line 4

-----Original Message-----
You may want to use If Not rs.EOF Then aVar = rs.GetRows () with the codethat you're using.

Ray at home

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"Croney69" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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> I am getting information out of a table to place into to > an Array.
> rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)
>
> At this point I place it into the array
>
> objArray=rs.GetRows()
>
> But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank?
>
> What happens is that the loop encounters an error?

If rs.RecordCount > 0 Then
objArray = rs.GetRows()
'do stuff with array
Else
'handle "no records" condition
End If

HTH-Jon

.

[Jon Mundsack]

"Croney69" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Sorry I should have mentioned this is a function to
provide an array, which is then use.

I am well a wear of the "if then else" and "eof".
What I want to know is that after calling my function
MyArray= GetInfo(sql)

I will know if to proceed or not depending on the result.

This is what I have seen but it dose not work

1. If not rs.eof then
2. ObjArray=rs.GetRows()
3. Else
4. ObjArray=dataconn.execute("Select 'EOF'").GetRows()
5. End if

I get an error on line 4

So, if rs contains records, you want ObjArray to contain the GetRows, and if
rs doesn't contain records, you want it to contain a single array element
holding the word EOF? If so, then this is what you want:

If not rs.eof then
ObjArray=rs.GetRows()
Else
ReDim ObjArray(0)
ObjArray(0) = "EOF"
End if

I see no reason to involve the dataconn.execute call and another GetRows,
unless I'm still missing something.

HTH-Jon

[Kris Eiben]

AFAIK you need to select FROM a table or other database object (view,
stored proc, etc). And, even if that line 4 syntax worked, you'd be
setting objArray to an array if it had records and a recordset if it
didn't, which will probably cause problems later.

I might set it up like this:
if not rs.EOF then
objArray = rs.GetRows()
else
dim objArray(1,1)
objArray(0,0) = "No Records" ' or whatever flag value you want
end if
Then, I could check objArray(0,0) for "No Records" before processing.

"Croney69" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Sorry I should have mentioned this is a function to
provide an array, which is then use.
I am well a wear of the "if then else" and "eof".
What I want to know is that after calling my function
MyArray= GetInfo(sql)
I will know if to proceed or not depending on the result.
This is what I have seen but it dose not work
1. If not rs.eof then
2. ObjArray=rs.GetRows()
3. Else
4. ObjArray=dataconn.execute("Select 'EOF'").GetRows()
5. End if

I get an error on line 4

-----Original Message-----
You may want to use If Not rs.EOF Then aVar = rs.GetRows

() with the code

that you're using.
Ray at home
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Will trade ASP help for SQL Server help
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"Croney69" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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> I am getting information out of a table to place into to > an Array.
> rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)
> At this point I place it into the array
> objArray=rs.GetRows()
> But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank?
> What happens is that the loop encounters an error?
If rs.RecordCount > 0 Then
objArray = rs.GetRows()
'do stuff with array
Else
'handle "no records" condition
End If
HTH-Jon

[Bob Barrows]

Croney69 wrote:

I am getting information out of a table to place into to
an Array.
rs=DataConn.Execute(strSQL)

At this point I place it into the array

objArray=rs.GetRows()

But how do I handle things if the rs came back blank?

What happens is that the loop encounters an error?

This is my SOP with GetRows:

if not rs.eof then
ar=rs.getrows
end if
rs.close
set rs=nothing
if isarray(ar) then
'you have data
else
'you don't have data
end if

HTH,
Bob Barrows