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The document discusses various VBScript concepts and code snippets including: 1. A FUNCTION that defines a counter function that takes two parameters, performs addition and multiplication, and returns a string with the results. 2. Code showing how to use the BeginTrans and CommitTrans methods to start and commit a database transaction along with error handling to rollback if needed. 3. An example of splitting a string into an array using the Split function and then looping through the array. 4. Examples of using Session variables to store and retrieve data, retrieving server variables, and accessing fields in a Recordset object. 5. An SQL UPDATE statement example and error handling code.

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Vbscript

The document discusses various VBScript concepts and code snippets including: 1. A FUNCTION that defines a counter function that takes two parameters, performs addition and multiplication, and returns a string with the results. 2. Code showing how to use the BeginTrans and CommitTrans methods to start and commit a database transaction along with error handling to rollback if needed. 3. An example of splitting a string into an array using the Split function and then looping through the array. 4. Examples of using Session variables to store and retrieve data, retrieving server variables, and accessing fields in a Recordset object. 5. An SQL UPDATE statement example and error handling code.

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Vbscript FUNCTION

Function counter(x,y)
dim sum, prod
sum = x + y
prod = x * y
counter = "the sum is: " & sum & vbnewline & "and the product is: "
& prod
End function

The function name "counter" would then be misleading, though, would it not?

Vbscript BeginTrans/commit
'The next line starts a transaction
[Link]
Set adoCmd = [Link]("[Link]")
'I added this to give the command 45 seconds to execute.
[Link] = 45
[Link] = adoConn
[Link] = "sproc_RecalculateQuantities"
[Link] = adCmdStoredProc
[Link]
Set colErrs=[Link]
If [Link] <> 0 then
For Each objError In colErrs
'This is the error number for a timeout.
If [Link]=-2147217871 Then
[Link]
[Link] "The query timed out before finishing. Please try again."
timeout=True
[Link]
Exit For
End If
Next
End If
Set adoCmd = Nothing

If Not timeout Then


[Link]
End If
[Link]
Set adoConn = Nothing

[Link] ' Begin transaction.


SQL = "Delete * from Faculty where " & _
      "FacultyID = '100000000'"
[Link] SQL, nRecords
TotalErrors = [Link]
SQL = "Delete * from FacultyReference " & _
      "where FacultyID = '100000000'"
[Link] SQL, nRecords
TotalErrors = TotalErrors + [Link]

If TotalErrors = o Then
   [Link]
Else
   [Link]
End If

Vbscript Checkbox array/split


choices = [Link]("computer")
choices = Split(choices, ",")
For Each member in choices
[Link] member & "<BR>"
Next

VBscript Session Variables


Session("UserName") = [Link]("UserName")
<%=Session("UserName")%>

VBscript Header Request


<%= [Link]("HTTP_PROVIDERID") %>

VBscript Recordset Variables


<%=([Link]("dv_prov_id").Value)%>

SQL Update Statement


UPDATE table_name
SET column_name = new_value
WHERE column_name = some_value

UPDATE Person
SET Address = 'Stien 12', City = 'Stavanger'
WHERE LastName = 'Rasmussen'

UPDATE dbo…
SET Address = 'Stien 12', City = 'Stavanger'
WHERE LastName = 'Rasmussen'

Error Handling
[Link] (gives a description of the error) [Link] (the error code that was
associated with the error) [Link] (initiates an error code) [Link] (clears the values of
the Err object – resetting all values)

------------------- Begin Code Snippet ------------------- On Error Resume Next

' Regular code here....


[Link](7) 'Simulate and "out of memory" Error 'Check to see if any errors have occurred. If
[Link] <> 0 Then 'Capture, display, and clear error [Link] Computer & " " &
[Link] [Link] Else [Link] "No errors encountered." End If--------------------
End Code Snippet --------------------

<%
else
sql="DELETE FROM customers"
sql=sql & " WHERE customersID='" & cid & "'"
on error resume next
[Link] sql
if err<>0 then
[Link]("No update permissions!")
else
[Link]("Record " & cid & " was deleted!")
end if
end if
[Link]
%>

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