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Dreamweaver Management

ASP.VBs Trouble Shoot Recordsets. by Cheech
faq232-3957
Posted: 31 Jul 03

I always use a Response.Write statement for my recordset source.

To achieve this automatically edit the file called
recordset_main.edml
usually located in
(Main drive letter):\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver MX\Configuration\ServerBehaviors\ASP_Vbs\
and edit the section below

Set @@rsName@@ = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
@@rsName@@.ActiveConnection = MM_@@cname@@_STRING
@@rsName@@.Source = "@@encodedSQL@@"
@@rsName@@.CursorType = @@cursorType@@
@@rsName@@.CursorLocation = @@cursorLocation@@
@@rsName@@.LockType = @@lockType@@
@@rsName@@.Open()

This should be altered to read

Set @@rsName@@ = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
@@rsName@@.ActiveConnection = MM_@@cname@@_STRING
@@rsName@@.Source = "@@encodedSQL@@"
'Response.Write(@@rsName@@.Source)
@@rsName@@.CursorType = @@cursorType@@
@@rsName@@.CursorLocation = @@cursorLocation@@
@@rsName@@.LockType = @@lockType@@
@@rsName@@.Open()


Close Dreamweaver, if it is open, from now on every recordset will have a commented out line to output the sql statement to the screen, just remove the " ' " from the response.write whenever you are having problems.

Cheech

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