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definition/explanation required
Hello, i have this function/request
If Request.QueryString("mode") = "go" then objRec.Open "Gigs", objConn,2,2,&H0002 objRec.Filter = "id=1" objRec("venuedate") = ChkString(Request.Form("gigs")) objRec.Update Response.Write "The changes have now been saved" Response.Write objRec("venuedate") Else 'response.Write("splip") strSQL = "SELECT * FROM Gigs Where id=1" objRec.Open strSQL,objConn,0,1 what i would like to know is how this part works specifically the ,#,#,####: objRec.Open "Gigs", objConn,2,2,&H0002 objRec.Open strSQL,objConn,0,1 Thanks in advance Last edited by eciym : September 5th, 2003 at 06:58 PM. |
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those comma separated values are just parameters needed by the called object's subroutine.
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The ado recordset open method is documented here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e.../mdamth03_2.asp |
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