Re: Update an SQL database
- From: Meat <Meat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:36:04 -0700
I did what you told me and both strServerName and
objRecordSet.Fields("server") shows absolutely nothing. I only get blank
message boxes with an ''OK'' button.
"Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote:
Meat wrote:.
Hello Bob,Hmm, I've just taken another look at your code and I'm not sure now what
The vbscrit isn't run by an asp page,
made me think it was. Sorry
I run it manually on a serverInsert here:
to see if my connection and querie to the SQL database is working
well. That's why I put those WScript.Echo. I watch it live and I
click OK when needed.
The problem I got is with this line :
Wscript.Echo Recordset contains '" & objRecordSet.Fields("Server") & "'"
Wscript.Echo Variable contains '" & strServerName & "'"
**********************************************************I will better be able to answer after you have done the above.
If objRecordSet.Fields("Server") = strServerName Then
**********************************************************
It seems that this line isn't working, because I do not see the
WScript.Echo lines after, even if I know that this condition is true.
Do I need to convert both variables into text or any other kind of
data to be able to compare them?
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