SQL query / binding issues on my web page

Question

This may or maynot be the place to ask, but maybe someone can
tell me what
to look at...
I created a page some time back.. and its displays a few
fields of data
based on the id passed to it..
This works fine, but now that we are trying to improve the
site a little,
they want some additonal information displayed
on the page.. so those changes were made about 2 weeks ago...
now that some
of the newer records contain the data
they want displayed, some data is not displaying.. or it will
display and
other fields ( that were displaying before ) are now
missing.. the web page hasnt been touched in 2 weeks.. if we
execute the
store procedure within SQL and within our web program
it always returns the correct data.. but the fields that i
have binded to
the page are taking on a life of there own...
Not sure if anyone has had this problem, but its getting
annoying.. when i
execute this within SQL it returns all the values requested.
If i execute it
within dreamweaver to show me what results i will get back it
works there..
but after i bind the fields to my page and view it only some
or all my
fields do not display any data... but if i play around with
the order of my
select statement below i can get some fields to display and
other
disappear... and i dont ever touch my webpage again...
Can anyone shed some light on this issue? Or is there a
better way to
display my results so that what i get back with my query will
always
display....
here is my stored procedure that im calling
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SELECT
c.cfname,c.clname,c.cid,h.termcode,h.hiredate,h.lastdate,h.cdateh,
h.cdatet,h.startdate,h.managername,h.termby,
availsun1,availsun2,availmon1,availmon2,availtue1,availtue2,
availwed1,availwed2,availthur1,availthur2,availfri1,availfri2,
availsat1,availsat2,h.comby,ssn_dash = dbo.SSN_dash(cssn),
Home = dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(chphone),
Mobile = dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(cmphone),
Other = dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(cophone),
Jobtitle =
case
when c.st = '90' then
(select top 1 j.jobtitle from has.dbo.JobCodes j where j.hjob
= h.jobid and
j.hlocation = 'DC')
else
(select top 1 j.jobtitle from has.dbo.JobCodes j where j.hjob
= h.jobid and
j.hlocation <> 'DC')
end,
(Select T.term_reason
From has.dbo.termcodes T, has_arc.dbo.EmpTermHistory H
where T.term_val = H.termcode and h.cid = @cid) as
TermReason,
Days = @day,
Months = @month,
Years = @year
FROM has_arc.dbo.EmpCandidate C, has_arc.dbo.EmpTermHistory H
WHERE C.cid = @cid AND C.cid = H.cid
END
ASP, SQL2005, DW8 VBScript

Answer 1

And when it says read the columns left to right... i would
imagine that
means my select statement should select the columns in the
order of which
they are in the tables?
so in my case.. if HomePhone is last column in my table it
should be the
last in the select statement?
ASP, SQL2005, DW8 VBScript
"Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Now when you say TEXT type.. your refering to the data
types i have setup
> in the database? correct
>
> Within the database the fields that im querying are
pretty much all
> varchar a few are date and one int
>
>
>
>
> --
> ASP, SQL2005, DW8 VBScript
> "Joris van Lier" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>
>> "Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> This may or maynot be the place to ask, but
maybe someone can tell me
>>> what
>>> to look at...
>>>
>>> I created a page some time back.. and its
displays a few fields of data
>>> based on the id passed to it..
>>> This works fine, but now that we are trying to
improve the site a
>>> little,
>>> they want some additonal information displayed
>>> on the page.. so those changes were made about 2
weeks ago... now that
>>> some
>>> of the newer records contain the data
>>> they want displayed, some data is not
displaying.. or it will display
>>> and
>>> other fields ( that were displaying before ) are
now
>>> missing.. the web page hasnt been touched in 2
weeks.. if we execute the
>>> store procedure within SQL and within our web
program
>>> it always returns the correct data.. but the
fields that i have binded
>>> to
>>> the page are taking on a life of there own...
>>>
>>> Not sure if anyone has had this problem, but its
getting annoying.. when
>>> i
>>> execute this within SQL it returns all the
values requested. If i
>>> execute it
>>> within dreamweaver to show me what results i
will get back it works
>>> there..
>>> but after i bind the fields to my page and view
it only some or all my
>>> fields do not display any data... but if i play
around with the order of
>>> my
>>> select statement below i can get some fields to
display and other
>>> disappear... and i dont ever touch my webpage
again...
>>>
>>> Can anyone shed some light on this issue? Or is
there a better way to
>>> display my results so that what i get back with
my query will always
>>> display....
>>>
>>> here is my stored procedure that im calling
>>> SET NOCOUNT ON;
>>> SELECT
>>>
c.cfname,c.clname,c.cid,h.termcode,h.hiredate,h.lastdate,h.cdateh,
>>> h.cdatet,h.startdate,h.managername,h.termby,
>>>
availsun1,availsun2,availmon1,availmon2,availtue1,availtue2,
>>>
availwed1,availwed2,availthur1,availthur2,availfri1,availfri2,
>>> availsat1,availsat2,h.comby,ssn_dash =
dbo.SSN_dash(cssn),
>>> Home = dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(chphone),
>>> Mobile =
dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(cmphone),
>>> Other =
dbo.PhoneNumber_complete_format(cophone),
>>> Jobtitle =
>>> case
>>> when c.st = '90' then
>>> (select top 1 j.jobtitle from has.dbo.JobCodes j
where j.hjob = h.jobid
>>> and
>>> j.hlocation = 'DC')
>>> else
>>> (select top 1 j.jobtitle from has.dbo.JobCodes j
where j.hjob = h.jobid
>>> and
>>> j.hlocation <> 'DC')
>>> end,
>>> (Select T.term_reason
>>> From has.dbo.termcodes T,
has_arc.dbo.EmpTermHistory H
>>> where T.term_val = H.termcode and h.cid = @cid)
as TermReason,
>>> Days = @day,
>>> Months = @month,
>>> Years = @year
>>>
>>> FROM has_arc.dbo.EmpCandidate C,
has_arc.dbo.EmpTermHistory H
>>> WHERE C.cid = @cid AND C.cid = H.cid
>>> END
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> ASP, SQL2005, DW8 VBScript
>>
>>
>> Are any of these fields by chance of TEXT type (or
other Binary Large
>> OBject type)?
>> In this case there are certain limitations the text
fields must be the
>> last in your SQL statement and may only
>> be retrieved ONCE reliably.
>>
>> <%
>> Dim myTextVar
>> myTextVar = Recordset.Fields.Item("TEXTFIELD").value
>> %>
>> <% If NOT IsNull(myTextVar) Then%>
>> <%=(Replace(myTextVar, chr(13),
"<BR>"))%>
>> <% End If ' NOT IsNull(myTextVar) %>
>>
>> Here's an excerpt from the Microsoft Site
>>
>> When dealing with BLOB fields from Microsoft SQL
Server, you must put
>> them
>> to the right of non-BLOB columns in the resultset.
To be safe, you should
>> also read the columns in left-to-right order, so if
you have two BLOB
>> columns as the last two columns in your resultset,
read the first one and
>> then the second. Do not read them in the reverse
order.
>> MS:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q175/2/39.asp
>>
>> Joris van Lier
>
>