How come if you use a rs.fields(0).value it sometimes is empty?

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    Default How come if you use a rs.fields(0).value it sometimes is empty?

    Why does this happen:

    the code below works fine as-is. If I take out tempValue =
    rs.fields(i).value and put rs.fields(i).value everywhere instead, some
    fields end up empty!! Why does this happen? I'm using Access.


    while not rs.eof
    for i = 0 to rs.fields.count - 1
    miniId = rs.fields(0).value
    statId = i + 1
    tempValue = rs.fields(i).value
    if (not tempValue = "") And (not isNull(tempValue)) Then
    response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    statValue = replace(tempValue, "'", "''")
    else
    response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    statValue = "--"
    end if
    Mike Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: How come if you use a rs.fields(0).value it sometimes is empty?

    Mike wrote:
    > Why does this happen:
    >
    > the code below works fine as-is. If I take out tempValue =
    > rs.fields(i).value and put rs.fields(i).value everywhere instead, some
    > fields end up empty!! Why does this happen? I'm using Access.
    Huh? I don't understand what you are saying. Show us the modification you
    are making (and explain the problem you are trying to solve that prompted
    you to make the modification)
    >
    >
    > while not rs.eof
    > for i = 0 to rs.fields.count - 1
    > miniId = rs.fields(0).value
    > statId = i + 1
    > tempValue = rs.fields(i).value
    > if (not tempValue = "") And (not isNull(tempValue)) Then
    > response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    > statValue = replace(tempValue, "'", "''")
    > else
    > response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    > statValue = "--"
    > end if
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    Default Re: How come if you use a rs.fields(0).value it sometimes is empty?

    Is the column MEMO? [url]http://www.aspfaq.com/2188[/url]

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    "Mike" <mike_newsgroups@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    news:6a68ace3.0408111959.3667d6a6@posting.google.c om...
    > Why does this happen:
    >
    > the code below works fine as-is. If I take out tempValue =
    > rs.fields(i).value and put rs.fields(i).value everywhere instead, some
    > fields end up empty!! Why does this happen? I'm using Access.
    >
    >
    > while not rs.eof
    > for i = 0 to rs.fields.count - 1
    > miniId = rs.fields(0).value
    > statId = i + 1
    > tempValue = rs.fields(i).value
    > if (not tempValue = "") And (not isNull(tempValue)) Then
    > response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    > statValue = replace(tempValue, "'", "''")
    > else
    > response.write(tempValue & "<br>")
    > statValue = "--"
    > end if

    Aaron [SQL Server MVP] Guest

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