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Visual Basic COM objects for MTS

  • 12-07-2000 4:31pm
    #1
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    Lo all, lil problem here...help appreciated!

    I'm writing an MTS com object in VB for ASP use. I want to access a
    database within a function in the com and return the recordset to the ASP
    for formatting and display to user.

    I can return the recordset in a Variant Array, but this is really slow. Any
    ideas how I can get around this? Can it be done? I want to be able to use
    the usual ADO recordset commands like .movenext in my ASP.

    Thanks in advance for anyone who wants to have a go! Code follows...(watch
    for wrap)

    Tony Worrall

    Function GetSatelliteNews() As Recordset

    Dim sSQL As String
    Dim iId As Integer

    'Change the number of this int to display the corresponding news items
    iId = 1

    sSQL = "SELECT NewsId, AuthorID, Date, Title, Source, Text From News Where
    SubjectID =" & iId & " Order By Date desc"
    Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
    rs.CursorType = adOpenStatic
    Const sConnect = "DSN=News;UID=*****;PWD=*****;"
    rs.Open sSQL, sConnect
    GetSatelliteNews = rs.GetRows
    rs.Close
    End Function


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