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[Javascript] Disconnected Recordset
- From: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Peter Brunone)
- Subject: [Javascript] Disconnected Recordset
- Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 12:10:12 -0600
I guess the first question would be, how did you get client-side javascript to connect to a database? Once we understand the context, perhaps we'll be able to help more. Cheers, Peter |-----Original Message----- |From: javascript-admin@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:javascript-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On |Behalf Of Michael Dougherty |Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 10:39 AM |To: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx |Subject: [Javascript] Disconnected Recordset | | |Most references to 'client-side' disconnected recordsets assume |that the web |server is the client, and the database is the server. I have a javascript |applet (on our intranet) that makes an independant connection to the |database. I would like to use a disconnected recordset, but i can't figure |out how to set the recordset's activeConnection property to null | |goRS.activeConnection = null : arguements are of the wrong type ... |goRS.activeConnection = Null : 'Null' is undefined | |How is this done properly? | |Even better: do you have a URL to an example? |
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