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Editing recordsets

Thread began 9/26/2010 4:12 pm by nickj | Last modified 9/27/2010 12:05 pm by Jason Byrnes | 1108 views | 3 replies |

nickj

Editing recordsets

I have an update page which I need to alter the recordset, I need to add additional filter which I do, then save then upload and everything is great.
But when I go back to that page in DW and open the resordset it reverts the query to the old one without the additional filters, and something writes a new recordset with the same name!

How should I update the recordset created by DataAssist?

Nick

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CraigRBeta Tester

This seems very strange.

If you try and edit a recordset via the Dreamweaver recordset bindings interface, I find that dreamweaver often duplicates the recordset, so you get 2 recordsets with the same name.

Have you tried editing the recordset manually in the code window, without opening up the bindings interface ?

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nickj

Yes, and that works fine for adding ot he select statement but the the WA/DW has a very specific method of writing the the where statement when filtering by Session, Get or Post. Often I like to open the recordset via the pallet the copy the query to work with in a query editor.

Just opening the recordset breaks it!

Nick

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

can you send a copy of your page so I can examine the code to see if there is something there that may be causing the issue.

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