Re: ADO Recordsets via Stored Procedures in ASP
- From: "Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01501@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 19:32:10 -0400
Michael C wrote:
I have a SP that contains a 'CURSOR' for looping through records andMy initial thought was that you needed a SET NOCOUNT ON statement, but your
basically creating a custom 'PIVOT' style column and attaches it to a
'Select' statement...works great in SQL Server.
When I call the SP from my ASP page (parameterless) I get all the
columns back properly, but all the rows are blank. If I remove the
'CURSOR' then it works great (but of course the column I am pivoting
is now blank).
Any idea why this is, or any suggestions for this ASP newbiew? TIA.
Michael
symptoms don't really indicate that solution.
I think we need more details. Keep in mind that only a SELECT statement can
return a resultset in the correct form to populate a recordset.
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