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7.8

whats the problem with this code

Asked by mleman in Active Server Pages (ASP)


      <%            
            Dim objConn
            Dim objRS
            
                'Create and open the database object
            Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
            objConn.Open Application("cndb_ConnectionString")
            
            
      %>

      <%
            Dim strupdate
            
                        
strupdate = "INSERT INTO questions (1,companyid) VALUES ('" & request("q1") & "', '"& session("coid")&"')"


            response.write strupdate
            Set objRS = objConn.Execute(strupdate)
                  
            if objRS.EOF then
                  Response.Write("")
            end if
            
            
      %>      


      <%
            'Destroy Objects
            objRS.Close
            objConn.Close
            Set objRS = Nothing
            Set objConn = Nothing
            response.write ("dun it")
      %>

it give error
Operation is not allowed when the object is closed.
/o2/reed1up.asp, line 23

but it still uploads the record, with the correct details.
if i remove the if and end if section your get error line 33

if i remove line 33 it works with all correct results.

any ideas

rgds,

mark


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