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jitganguly , you are not answering my question since I specified &quot;JS only&quot;. I already knew this method of mixing VBScript with JSScript. <br />
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But I give you the points anyway because you included a link to the Microsoft Web Site which basically proves that there is no other way.
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jitganguly , you are not answering my question since I specified "JS only". I already knew this method of mixing VBScript with JSScript.

But I give you the points anyway because you included a link to the Microsoft Web Site which basically proves that there is no other way.

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How do i create disconnected recordset in Javascript? <br />
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In VB it's easy:<br />
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Set rs.ActiveConnection = Nothing<br />
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But how do you do in JS? (and JS only)<br />
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these DO NOT work:<br />
rs.ActiveConnection = null;<br />
rs.ActiveConnection = undefined;<br />
rs.ActiveConnection = new Object(null);<br />
rs.ActiveConnection.Close<br />
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How do i create disconnected recordset in Javascript? 

In VB it's easy:

Set rs.ActiveConnection = Nothing

But how do you do in JS? (and JS only)

these DO NOT work:
rs.ActiveConnection = null;
rs.ActiveConnection = undefined;
rs.ActiveConnection = new Object(null);
rs.ActiveConnection.Close




disconnected recordset in JScript?

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