Try this.


for (var i;i <RSMain.Length -1;i++){
     var rst = RSMain[i]

     while (!rst.EOF)
     {
        strDisplay =3D rst.Fields(0).Value
     }
}

If this doesn't work then try putting these lines into the above statement
var rst = new ActiveXObject("ADODB.Recordset")
rst = RSMain[i]


> I totally agree with you TeknoFX, but the problem is that when the =
> strArray1,strArray2,strArray3 are ready to be returned from VB I put =
> strArray1,strArray2,strArray3 in one objarray and returns only objarray 
as =
> Variant to javascript.=20
> 
> In javascript, I watch the value returned and when I drill down on =
> objarray I see that objarray has my 3 other arrays or objects if you 
will, =
> in it. Note that objarray is just a simple array that contains 3 other =
> arrays and these 3 other arrays are ADO RECORDSETS OBJECT.
> 
> My question is how do I get the 3 arrays out fom the objarray. You must =
> see objarray as a containner which holds 3 recordsets.
> This is why I tried the following code but it gives me an error.
> 
> var RSMain;
> 
>  RSMain =3D " the call to the component which returns objarray"
>  for (var i;i <RSMain.Length -1;i++)
> {
>     while (!RSMain[i].EOF)
>     {
>        strDisplay =3D RSMain[i].Fields(0).Value=20
>     }
> }
> 
> 
> Please if there is someone who knows what I am talking about help me.
> 
> Otherwise I have to make 3 different calls to fill the 3 different combo 
=
> boxes on the page. The idea is that I do not want the user
> to sit and wait while the call are made to fill 10 combo boxes.
> 
> Thank you
> 
> Anthony Delcy