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Old February 2nd, 2003, 12:19 PM
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Exclamation Top 10 Visited Links?

Does anyone know how to create a Top 10 Visited links lis yet? So far I have used the code:
SQL="SELECT TOP 10 Count(*) AS OD,TY,REF FROM log GROUP BY TY,REF ORDER BY OD DESC"

But I think this code is wrong, TY is a description of the link, REF is the URL of the link
Somebody please help?

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Here, try this:

Set recordset = connection.Execute("SELECT COUNT(OD, TY, REF) FROM log ORDER BY OD DESC")

x = 0
Do Until x = 10
Response.Write ("<a href=""" & recordset("REF") & """>" & recordset("TY") & "</a>")
x = x + 1
recordset.MoveNext
Loop


Hope that helps, lemme know if you need help with anything else!

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Big C - what was wrong with your code? It looks fine to me?

DeviantScripter - as a general rule, it's more efficient to only get the records you'll need from the database, rather than all of them. Esp once you start using tables w/ millions of records.

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Of course it is. I knew that.

But I wasn't sure what criteria he wanted to use in his SQL string to fetch records, so I just wrote the code to get them all.

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