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    Default simple question for ASP...please help...many thx...

    I would like to know how can I display the values for the attribute in the
    log_table???
    The log_table contains 2 attributes, loguser and logdate.

    Sql_log = "select * from log_table"
    Set Rs_log = Conn.Execute(Sql_log)

    While Not Rs_log.EOF
    Response.Write "<tr>"

    For i=0 to Rs_log.Fields.Count-1

    Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(i) & "</td>"
    Response.Write "</tr>"
    Next

    Rs_log.MoveNext
    Wend

    Please help....thanks alot!


    chris Guest

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    Default Re: simple question for ASP...please help...many thx...

    On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 01:42:57 +0800, "chris" <router88@sinaman.com>
    wrote:
    >I would like to know how can I display the values for the attribute in the
    >log_table???
    >The log_table contains 2 attributes, loguser and logdate.
    >
    >Sql_log = "select * from log_table"
    >Set Rs_log = Conn.Execute(Sql_log)
    >
    >While Not Rs_log.EOF
    >Response.Write "<tr>"
    >
    >For i=0 to Rs_log.Fields.Count-1
    >
    >Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(i) & "</td>"
    >Response.Write "</tr>"
    >Next
    >
    >Rs_log.MoveNext
    >Wend
    >
    >Please help....thanks alot!
    First, what happens when you use this code?

    Or how about simplifying it:

    While Not Rs_log.EOF
    Response.Write "<tr>"
    Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(loguser) & "</td>"
    Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(logdate) & "</td>"
    Response.Write "</tr>"
    Rs_log.MoveNext
    Wend

    Jeff
    Jeff Cochran Guest

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    Default Re: simple question for ASP...please help...many thx...

    Thanks Jeff...

    When I run the script, it shows nothing...any idea??

    CHRIS
    "Jeff Cochran" <jcochran.nospam@naplesgov.com>
    ???????:404931ad.630451140@msnews.microsoft.com...
    > On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 01:42:57 +0800, "chris" <router88@sinaman.com>
    > wrote:
    >
    > >I would like to know how can I display the values for the attribute in
    the
    > >log_table???
    > >The log_table contains 2 attributes, loguser and logdate.
    > >
    > >Sql_log = "select * from log_table"
    > >Set Rs_log = Conn.Execute(Sql_log)
    > >
    > >While Not Rs_log.EOF
    > >Response.Write "<tr>"
    > >
    > >For i=0 to Rs_log.Fields.Count-1
    > >
    > >Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(i) & "</td>"
    > >Response.Write "</tr>"
    > >Next
    > >
    > >Rs_log.MoveNext
    > >Wend
    > >
    > >Please help....thanks alot!
    >
    > First, what happens when you use this code?
    >
    > Or how about simplifying it:
    >
    > While Not Rs_log.EOF
    > Response.Write "<tr>"
    > Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(loguser) & "</td>"
    > Response.Write"<td>"& Rs_log(logdate) & "</td>"
    > Response.Write "</tr>"
    > Rs_log.MoveNext
    > Wend
    >
    > Jeff

    chris Guest

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