I'm not really an ASP developer, so a little bit lost.
I have the following data access code:
sSQL = "SELECT answer_id, company_name, old_access_company_name, answer, flag_asker_notified FROM Q01_ask_sheiiba_answer_company2 WHERE question_id="& sQuestion_id &" ORDER BY answer_id"
rs.open sSQL, conn
DO WHILE NOT rs.EOF
Response.Write(rs.Fields("answer"))
rs.MoveNext
LOOP
I have tested that the sql query is built properly by outputting it to the response before it is called. It produces the following query:
SELECT answer_id, company_name, old_access_company_name, answer, flag_asker_notified
FROM Q01_ask_sheiiba_answer_company2
WHERE question_id=988
ORDER BY answer_id
When I copy that exact query to sql management studio and run it I get the expected results of 5 rows and each row containing data in every cell, BUT, when I run it through the above code, I get the same 5 rows with the same cell data, EXCEPT for the answer
column, which is empty!
What am I missing?
Thanks in advance
There are two things you might want to try:
Put your text field at the end of the query. For example:
SELECT answer_id, company_name, old_access_company_name, flag_asker_notified, answer
If this doesn't give you the results, you might want to try:
WHILE NOT rs.EOF
theanswer=rs("answer")
Response.Write(theanswer)
rs.movenext
wend
Text and Memo fields can play a little havoc with ASP.
EDIT: Another thing that you can try is:
rs.CursorLocation = adUseClient
or
rs.CursorLocation = 3
The problem is that the ODBC driver can't access large text blobs as strings; you need to access them as chunked BLOB data.
I advise instead to dump the ODBC connection and connect using the OLE-DB driver directly. This will let you access that column as if it was just another varchar column.
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