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Nested recordset returning empty. SQL2005

Asked by AJKConcepts in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server, Active Server Pages (ASP)

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Hi, we just moved a database from SQL2000 to SQL2005 and for some reason, we are now getting a blank nested recordset. Here is the code:

SQLString = "SELECT rateID, startDate, endDate FROM Hotels_Room_Rates_Block WHERE roomID = 338 ORDER BY startDate"
                        recordSet.Open SQLString,,1
                        if not recordSet.EOF then
                              while not recordSet.EOF
SQLString = "SELECT a.netRate, a.markup, b.rateType, c.startAge, c.endAge FROM Hotels_Room_Rate a FULL JOIN AvailableRateTypes b on b.rateTypeID = a.rateTypeID FULL JOIN Hotels_ChildGroups c on c.childGroupID = a.childGroupID WHERE a.rateID = " & recordSet("rateID") & ORDER BY a.rateTypeID"
tempSet.open SQLstring,,1

Each recordset independently works fine if i put it into a query window. It's when I nest them like this that the second recordset (tempSet) is giving me an EOF problem. Any suggestions? The only variable that changed was moving from SQL2000 to SQL2005.

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