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Convert ASP Recordset to XML Document

Asked by grantballantyne in Active Server Pages (ASP), Miscellaneous Web Development

Tags: Microsoft, ASP, IE 7

Dear Experts

I am using classic ASP and SQL Server 2005.  I would like to create an XML document on the fly from the results of a recordset.  The code for the recordset is in the snippet below.  

Can anyone advise is this is possible?

Thanks

Grant 
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<%
Dim propertydetails
Dim propertydetails_cmd
Dim propertydetails_numRows
 
Set propertydetails_cmd = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Command")
propertydetails_cmd.ActiveConnection = MM_easiproperty_isp_STRING
propertydetails_cmd.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM dbo.Property, dbo.PropertyImages where pRef = pRefAdd and pRef = ?" 
propertydetails_cmd.Prepared = true
propertydetails_cmd.Parameters.Append propertydetails_cmd.CreateParameter("param1", 5, 1, -1, propertydetails__MMColParam) ' adDouble
 
Set propertydetails = propertydetails_cmd.Execute
propertydetails_numRows = 0
%>
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