They are stored in the database.  I did create a form that displays all 

the fieldnames and values on the web interface.  Now, I want to write a 

piece of code that would allow me to update those values.  I would prefer 

to use a LOOP where it allows me to loop through all my current 

fieldnames.  But my brain doesn't know which way to go first.  



Please advise.

Um, loop through the Request.Form collection, and create your SQL statement?



For each x in Request.Form



    Response.Write(x & " = " & Request.Form(x) & "<br>" & vbCrLf)



Next



Cheers

Ken



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From: "Angelina Harman" <angelinaq2002@y...>

Subject: [asp_databases] They are stored in the database!





: They are stored in the database.  I did create a form that displays all

: the fieldnames and values on the web interface.  Now, I want to write a

: piece of code that would allow me to update those values.  I would prefer

: to use a LOOP where it allows me to loop through all my current

: fieldnames.  But my brain doesn't know which way to go first.



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