Need some help with a small script.
I have a table with about 3000 entries in it. What I need to do is change the value of a field by adding a url to the front of it.
field name: images
example:
before: 235621.jpg
after: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://domain_name/images/235621.jpg">http://domain_name/images/235621.jpg</a><!-- m -->
Help on writting a quick script to change the value would be apprecitated.
Thanks!dim conx
dim rs
dim strQuery
set conx = server.createObject("ADODB.CONNECTION")
set rs = server.createObject("ADODB.RECORDSET")
strQuery = "SELECT Images from TABLE1"
rs.Open(strquery, connDBase)
while not(rs.eof)
rs("Images") = "http://domain_name/images/" & rs("Images')
rs.update
rs.moveNext
wend
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Don't use the ADODB.Recordset very often, but that's probably your best option here.or just do an update statement..
update table1 set field1 = 'http://www.domain.com/images/' + field1I was thinking about that same statement, but doubted myself on it for some reason.
ah well - yeah, go with Afterburn's (unless you have to do different web addresses for certain cases - which it doesn't sound like you do)
I have a table with about 3000 entries in it. What I need to do is change the value of a field by adding a url to the front of it.
field name: images
example:
before: 235621.jpg
after: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://domain_name/images/235621.jpg">http://domain_name/images/235621.jpg</a><!-- m -->
Help on writting a quick script to change the value would be apprecitated.
Thanks!dim conx
dim rs
dim strQuery
set conx = server.createObject("ADODB.CONNECTION")
set rs = server.createObject("ADODB.RECORDSET")
strQuery = "SELECT Images from TABLE1"
rs.Open(strquery, connDBase)
while not(rs.eof)
rs("Images") = "http://domain_name/images/" & rs("Images')
rs.update
rs.moveNext
wend
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Don't use the ADODB.Recordset very often, but that's probably your best option here.or just do an update statement..
update table1 set field1 = 'http://www.domain.com/images/' + field1I was thinking about that same statement, but doubted myself on it for some reason.
ah well - yeah, go with Afterburn's (unless you have to do different web addresses for certain cases - which it doesn't sound like you do)