Hi All,
I'm creating a web application using Javascript and have created a function that returns an recordset based on the contents of one of the parameters - a SQL statement. To get the recordset to work properly after it's been returned from the function, I've had to leave the database connection open and was just wondering - is there anyway to close it once I'm done with the recordset? Can I, through Javascript, determine if there are any active connections to the Access database I'm using as the backend?
Thanks for your help,
Dr Tree
I'm creating a web application using Javascript and have created a function that returns an recordset based on the contents of one of the parameters - a SQL statement. To get the recordset to work properly after it's been returned from the function, I've had to leave the database connection open and was just wondering - is there anyway to close it once I'm done with the recordset? Can I, through Javascript, determine if there are any active connections to the Access database I'm using as the backend?
Thanks for your help,
Dr Tree