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Posted - 2000-07-29 : 16:21:08
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Alejandro writes "Please help me, I can't write the syntax for something like this: search?cat1=America&cat2=EEUU . . . "Article Link. |
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dasiefker
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Posted - 2001-12-04 : 10:01:26
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You could also put this code in a stored procedure and pass the values as parameters. This gives you added security (not transmitting your sql code), and if the sql statement were very long, it also gives added performance.T-SQL code to create stored procedure--------------------------------------------------create proc usp_MiTable@cat1 varchar(100) = 'default',@cat2 varchar(100) = 'default' asSELECT * FROM MiTable Where cat1 = @cat1and cat2 = @cat2go--------------------------------------------------VB to execute stored procedure (assuming you'reusing ADO, and you have a recordset and connectionobject declared already)--------------------------------------------------MySQL = "exec usp_MiTable " & _ "'" & Request.QueryString("cat1") & "', " & _ "'" & Request.QueryString("cat2") & "'"call objRS.open(mysql,objconn)--------------------------------------------------Dave <>< |
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