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July 23rd, 2003, 07:43 AM
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Determine Recordset Attribute Type
I am creating an ASP page for members of my team to add and delete records from specified tables. This table is choose by the user and I am dynamically creating text boxes. I also wish to include the type of the attribute to assist the user. Can anyone help?
<% for s_intCounter=0 to objRs.Fields.Count -1 %><tr> <td width="34%"><% objRs.Fields.Item(s_intCounter) %>: <input type="text" id = <% objRs.Fields.Item(s_intCounter) %> > </td> <td width="66%">Type: <% INSERT ASP FOR RETRIVING TYPE</td> </tr> <%next%>
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July 23rd, 2003, 12:04 PM
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well if you are using MS SQLServer you could do it this way, though its not too efficient
slqstatement="sp_columns tablename" and then just access the 6th record in the set so it would be something like <%=RS(5)%>
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