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alvintafoya Sep 20th, 2007 10:09 PM

Need Quick Help for ADO in an ASP page
 
I am fairly new to Web programming and I need some help.
The following code snippet came from a page I wrote. The records are written to the database (SQL Server 2000) but the page never comes up after this point. I have narrowed the problem down to this loop, but I have no idea where to go from here.

SQLStmt="insert into tbl_wss_transpers (fld_ssn,fld_name,fld_adminuic,fld_hirestatus,fld_ntlogon,fld_subscriptiondate,"
SQLStmt=SQLStmt & "fld_updatedate,fld_source,fld_approved,fld_locked,fld_update,fld_password) "
SQLStmt=SQLStmt & "values('" & SSN & "','" & NAME & "','" & UIC & "','" & HIRE & "','" & EMAIL & "','" & DTESUB & "',"
SQLStmt=SQLStmt & "'" & DTEUPDT & "','" & SOURCE & "',0,0,0,'" & PASS & "')"
connection.BeginTrans
connection.Execute(SQLStmt)
connection.CommitTrans


set rsName=Server.CreateObject("adodb.recordset")
SQLStmt="select * from tbl_wss_services where fld_active=1 and fld_dpiadmin=0 order by fld_serviceid"
rsName.open SQLStmt,conn
rsName.MoveFirst
While not rsName.EOF
SERVID=rsName("fld_serviceid")
SERVNAME=rsName("fld_servicename")
If Request.Form(SERVID)= "Yes" then
strSQL="insert into tbl_wss_transservice(fld_ssn,fld_serviceid,fld_servicename) "
strSQL=strSQL & "values('" & SSN & "','" & SERVID & "','" & SERVNAME & "')"
connection.BeginTrans
connection.Execute(strSQL)
connection.CommitTrans
End If

rsName.Movenext
Wend
rsName.close

Like I said, the records actually make it to the database. The HTML portion of the page displays the records just written, but page execution stops after the above loop. Also the page takes an inordinate amount of time to load.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

DaWei Sep 20th, 2007 10:30 PM

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