Normally when we started to program in ASP started with Access tables, which are very useful to some extent, when you've already migrated to MySQL (Highly Recommended) some things change, as the displaying of the results of a query.
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Normally when we started to program in ASP started with Access tables, which are very useful to some extent, when you've already migrated to MySQL (Highly Recommended) some things change, as the displaying of the results of a query.
Normally when we started to program in ASP started with Access tables, which are very useful to some extent, when you've already migrated to MySQL (Highly Recommended) some things change, as the displaying of the results of a query.
In Access use something like this:
SQL = "Select * From Table"
rs.Open SQL, oConn, 1.1
few = RS.RecordCountBut things change, if we use this technique the result is a horrible -1, to correct this is to use: Simply add
MySQL
this:
rs.CursorLocation = 3
Rs.OpenBefore
and Walaa, I hope you serve.
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