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Old May 6th, 2003, 07:04 AM
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Question Drop down Menus

Hi,

Just to give you the back ground info I am building a site using VBscript and using IBM Redback objects. I have are ready got a drop down menu to be populated by a redback object. But because some of the entries are entered more than once I would like to filter the results so each result is only shown once.

<%


Set oConn = GetConnectionObj()
Set oLookup = Server.CreateObject("RedBack.RedObject")
If Err.number Then DisplayError
oLookup.Open oConn, "STOCK:ListStock"
If Err.number Then DisplayError
oLookup("select_criteria").Value = "INVEN.CATEG <> """""
Set rs = oLookup.CallMethod("Select")
If Err.number then DisplayError

Response.write"<select name=""vender"" id=""vender"">"
Response.write"<option value=""""></option>"
Do While Not rs.EOF
Response.write LCase("<option value=" & rs("INVEN.CATEG").Value & ">" & rs("INVEN.DESCR") & "</option>")
rs.Movenext
loop
Response.write"</select>"
%>

Thank you for taking the time to read this and hopefully help me.

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There isn't any built in sorting/filtering ability in RedObject, nor is there one in the ADODB.Recordset... so you'll just have to filter manually, the old fashioned way =( You'll have to set up an array to track records that have already been printed and do a nested loop through that array etc etc

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I've got no idea what the IBM RedBack stuff is.. but, is there no keyword, or method to restrict items to only being shown once, similar to SQL's "DISTINCT" keyword.
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stumpy I checked out the docs on redback yesterday, and it's basically a 3rd party component to handle the business layer of your web apps. It doesn't appear to be very powerful though, like 3 objects and maybe 20 properties & methods between the 3 of them. I think the only purpose is to abstract your db info from your asp code.

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