ok I have a database called test.mdb which is an office 97 database.
the test.mdb database has these fields :
Customer_ID
Forename
Surname
Date_Of_Birth
I've tried a few different ways of updating it ( I know I asked a question similiar to this ages ago ) but just wanted to get this to work as a simple example so I can understand how exactly it works.
Thanks
P.S I am using windows 2000 pro and I have got IIS configured and setup with permissions working fine because I can view all records and add new records.
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Try something like this:
server.ScriptTimeout = 240
dim adoConn
dim strConnect
dim strSQL
set adoConn = server.CreateObject("ADODB
strConnect = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OL
adoConn.Open strConnect
strSQL = "update tblTable set ForeName = '" & strFN & "', Surname = '" & strSN & "', Date_Of_Birth = ''" & strDOB & ""
strSQL = strSQL & " where Customer_ID = " & lngCustID
adoConn.Execute strSQL
adoConn.Close
set adoConn = nothing
Preece
<%
'Conect To Your Database
SQL = "SELECT * FROM your_table_name WHERE Customer_ID = " & Request.QueryString("id")
rs.open SQL, your_data_connection, 1, 3
''' rs.fields("Customer_ID") = Request.QueryString("id")
rs.fields("Forename") = Request.Form("Forename")
rs.fields("Surname") = Request.Form("Surname")
rs.fields("Date_Of_Birth")
rs.update
Response.Write "Saved!"
%>
I've seen some examples of how to update it and you have to make 3 or 4 pages but I am not getting which page has to be html or asp and also after that what code goes into which file ( html or asp )
So need the 3 or 4 chunks showing me which code goes into which page / file so I can get this to work.
THanks
You can do everything from one file
view.asp
<%
if Request.QueryString("actio
''do your update
Response.Redirect "view.asp?action=saved&id=
end if
if Request.QueryString("actio
Response.Write "Save Success @ " & Now()
end if
%>
Load details of your record and put the values into text boxes maybe.
Have a form like this
<form action="view.asp?action=up
</form>
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by: BadotzPosted on 2007-01-18 at 05:16:13ID: 18340455
So, what is your question?