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And just to add a little more - Yes the first loop was stopping the second. &nbsp;The first loop would loop through all your results to EOF (End Of File or ResultSet) and then the second loop would pick up where the first left off - at the end of your data - and thus wouldn't be able to manipulate the already played with data.<br />
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Ben
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And just to add a little more - Yes the first loop was stopping the second.  The first loop would loop through all your results to EOF (End Of File or ResultSet) and then the second loop would pick up where the first left off - at the end of your data - and thus wouldn't be able to manipulate the already played with data.

Ben

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Triple post - I know its naughty - sorry :(<br />
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'This will take you back up to the top line of your code<br />
SHOULD BE<br />
'This will take you to the first result in your file/resultset - not the first line of your code.<br />
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Ben
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Triple post - I know its naughty - sorry :(

'This will take you back up to the top line of your code
SHOULD BE
'This will take you to the first result in your file/resultset - not the first line of your code.

Ben

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Too easy!<br />
rsAgents.MoveFirst() did the trick. <br />
Thanks. 
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Too easy!
rsAgents.MoveFirst() did the trick.
Thanks.

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I want to run a loop twice. I know it would be more elegant to do all action in one loop but I'm struggling with the syntax and I need the same record set further down the code. &nbsp;Is the first loop stopping the second?<br />

<pre><code id="code-315073">While  (NOT rsAgents.EOF) 
'Do Action	
rsAgents.MoveNext()
Wend 
While  (NOT rsAgents.EOF) 
'Do another Action	
rsAgents.MoveNext()
Wend
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I want to run a loop twice. I know it would be more elegant to do all action in one loop but I'm struggling with the syntax and I need the same record set further down the code.  Is the first loop stopping the second?

ASP Run Loop Twice

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