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aspx thread: Regarding ADO+
Message #1 by "SATHISH C.G." <cgs@s...> on Wed, 20 Dec 2000 09:54:34 +0530
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Hi,
I have some problem in accessing the data through ado+.I tried to
access the sysobjects table through ADOCommand , Adodatasetreader and
tried to print all the data's.It gave me null execption.
CODE: -
<%@ import namespace "System.ADO"%>
<%@ import namespace "System.Data"%>
<Script langauge=3D"VB" Runat=3D"Server">
DIm Adocmd as ADOCommand
Dim adord as AdoDatasetreader
Dim cnstr as String
Sub Page_Load(Sender as Object,E as EventArgs)
cnstr=3D"Provider=3Dsqloledb;user id=3Dsa;pwd;database=3Dmaster"
Adocmd=3Dnew AdoCommand("select * from sysobjects",cnstr)
Adocmd.Activeconnection.open()
Adocmd.execute(adord)
While adord.read()
console.writeln(adord.item("name"))
End While
End Sub
</Script>
Please give me a good solution to access the records from the database
through the above specified ado+ objects.
Regards
SATHISH C.G.
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Message #2 by "dave" <support@1...> on Wed, 20 Dec 2000 07:40:02 -0600
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hi S,
I'm assuming you are trying to do this through webpage, and not a client
application....
here is the modified code that ran for me on Beta1
:
<%@ import namespace=3D"System.Data.ADO"%>
<%@ import namespace=3D"System.Data"%>
<%@ page debug=3D"true" %>
<Script langauge=3D"VB" Runat=3D"Server">
DIm Adocmd as ADOCommand
Dim adord as AdoDatareader
Dim cnstr as String
Sub Page_Load(Sender as Object,E as EventArgs)
cnstr=3D"data source=3D(local);Provider=3Dsqloledb;user
id=3Dsa;pwd=3D;database=3Dmaster"
Adocmd=3Dnew AdoCommand("select * from sysobjects",cnstr)
Adocmd.Activeconnection.open()
Adocmd.execute(adord)
While adord.read()
response.write(adord.item("name"))
End While
End Sub
</Script>
Also, if you are accessing sql server, then you really want to use the
Data.SQL namespace rather than the Data.ADO.
here is an example to loop through a "recordset" using the Data.SQL
provider:
<%@import namespace=3D"system.data.SQL"%>
<script language=3D"vb" runat=3D"server">
Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
Dim sqlText as String =3D "select * from authors"
Dim cnString as string =3D
"server=3Dsql.myserver.com;uid=3Dpubs;pwd=3Dpubs;database=3Dpubs;"
Dim dbRead AS SQLDataReader
Dim sqlCmd AS SQLCommand
sqlCmd =3D New SQLCommand(sqlText,cnString)
sqlCmd.ActiveConnection.Open()
sqlCmd.execute(dbread)
while dbRead.Read()
response.write("<br>" & dbRead.Item("au_lname"))
End while
End Sub
</script>
Quite a few contributor to the ASP.NET directory have submitted code
samples for connecting to various datasources... you may want to search
the code library there at
http://www.123aspx.com/searchs.asp
Cheers!
dave
http://www.123aspx.com
The Largest ASP.NET Web Directory!
----- Original Message -----
From: SATHISH C.G.
To: ASP+
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 10:24 PM
Subject: [aspx] Regarding ADO+
Hi,
I have some problem in accessing the data through ado+.I tried to
access the sysobjects table through ADOCommand , Adodatasetreader and
tried to print all the data's.It gave me null execption.
CODE: -
<%@ import namespace "System.ADO"%>
<%@ import namespace "System.Data"%>
<Script langauge=3D"VB" Runat=3D"Server">
DIm Adocmd as ADOCommand
Dim adord as AdoDatasetreader
Dim cnstr as String
Sub Page_Load(Sender as Object,E as EventArgs)
cnstr=3D"Provider=3Dsqloledb;user id=3Dsa;pwd;database=3Dmaster"
Adocmd=3Dnew AdoCommand("select * from sysobjects",cnstr)
Adocmd.Activeconnection.open()
Adocmd.execute(adord)
While adord.read()
console.writeln(adord.item("name"))
End While
End Sub
</Script>
Please give me a good solution to access the records from the database
through the above specified ado+ objects.
Regards
SATHISH C.G.
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Message #3 by "SATHISH C.G." <cgs@s...> on Thu, 21 Dec 2000 09:43:19 +0530
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Thanks for the solution.I will just try it out and i will mail back you
again.
Cheers
SATHISH C.G
----- Original Message -----
From: dave
To: ASP+
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 7:10 PM
Subject: [aspx] Re: Regarding ADO+
hi S,
I'm assuming you are trying to do this through webpage, and not a
client application....
here is the modified code that ran for me on Beta1
:
<%@ import namespace=3D"System.Data.ADO"%>
<%@ import namespace=3D"System.Data"%>
<%@ page debug=3D"true" %>
<Script langauge=3D"VB" Runat=3D"Server">
DIm Adocmd as ADOCommand
Dim adord as AdoDatareader
Dim cnstr as String
Sub Page_Load(Sender as Object,E as EventArgs)
cnstr=3D"data source=3D(local);Provider=3Dsqloledb;user
id=3Dsa;pwd=3D;database=3Dmaster"
Adocmd=3Dnew AdoCommand("select * from sysobjects",cnstr)
Adocmd.Activeconnection.open()
Adocmd.execute(adord)
While adord.read()
response.write(adord.item("name"))
End While
End Sub
</Script>
Also, if you are accessing sql server, then you really want to use the
Data.SQL namespace rather than the Data.ADO.
here is an example to loop through a "recordset" using the Data.SQL
provider:
<%@import namespace=3D"system.data.SQL"%>
<script language=3D"vb" runat=3D"server">
Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
Dim sqlText as String =3D "select * from authors"
Dim cnString as string =3D
"server=3Dsql.myserver.com;uid=3Dpubs;pwd=3Dpubs;database=3Dpubs;"
Dim dbRead AS SQLDataReader
Dim sqlCmd AS SQLCommand
sqlCmd =3D New SQLCommand(sqlText,cnString)
sqlCmd.ActiveConnection.Open()
sqlCmd.execute(dbread)
while dbRead.Read()
response.write("<br>" & dbRead.Item("au_lname"))
End while
End Sub
</script>
Quite a few contributor to the ASP.NET directory have submitted code
samples for connecting to various datasources... you may want to search
the code library there at
http://www.123aspx.com/searchs.asp
Cheers!
dave
http://www.123aspx.com
The Largest ASP.NET Web Directory!
----- Original Message -----
From: SATHISH C.G.
To: ASP+
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 10:24 PM
Subject: [aspx] Regarding ADO+
Hi,
I have some problem in accessing the data through ado+.I tried
to access the sysobjects table through ADOCommand , Adodatasetreader and
tried to print all the data's.It gave me null execption.
CODE: -
<%@ import namespace "System.ADO"%>
<%@ import namespace "System.Data"%>
<Script langauge=3D"VB" Runat=3D"Server">
DIm Adocmd as ADOCommand
Dim adord as AdoDatasetreader
Dim cnstr as String
Sub Page_Load(Sender as Object,E as EventArgs)
cnstr=3D"Provider=3Dsqloledb;user id=3Dsa;pwd;database=3Dmaster"
Adocmd=3Dnew AdoCommand("select * from sysobjects",cnstr)
Adocmd.Activeconnection.open()
Adocmd.execute(adord)
While adord.read()
console.writeln(adord.item("name"))
End While
End Sub
</Script>
Please give me a good solution to access the records from the
database through the above specified ado+ objects.
Regards
SATHISH C.G.
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