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Brian Piotrowski
Hi All,
I'm trying to run a simple query from an ASP page. I want the query to
select each individual field in a table and compare it to another table. If
the value doesn't exist, I want it reported. Here's the code I have to do
this check:
'Check to see if there are any assemblies not in the database!
strSQL = "select substring(mtoc,2,6) as deadmodel from bos_data where
substring(bos_data.mtoc,2,6) not in (select code from tire_matrix) AND
plantcode = " & Request.Querystring("pcode")
rsAFON.Open strSQL, adoCon
if rsAFON.eof = false then
do while rsAFON.eof = false
response.write("<tr><td colspan=15 bgcolor=000000 class=hilite
align=center>***WARNING *** MODEL TYPE: " & rsAFON("deadmodel") & "IS NOT IN
THE DATABASE! PLEASE NOTIFY ISD IMMEDIATELY!</td></tr>")
loop
end if
When I run the SQL String in SQL's Query Analyzer, I get the expected
results. However, when I run it in an ASP page, I get this error:
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Response object error 'ASP 0251 : 80004005'
Response Buffer Limit Exceeded
/ptest.asp, line 0
Execution of the ASP page caused the Response Buffer to exceed its
configured limit.
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Does anyone have any ideas? I've also made this into a Stored Procedure as
well, but I received the same results. I'm running this page on an IIS 6.0
/ Win2k3 Web Edition box. All of my other SQL queries run except this one.
Does it have anything to do with it doing another select from within the
statement? If so, is there a better way to write this piece of code?
Thanks!
Brian.
I'm trying to run a simple query from an ASP page. I want the query to
select each individual field in a table and compare it to another table. If
the value doesn't exist, I want it reported. Here's the code I have to do
this check:
'Check to see if there are any assemblies not in the database!
strSQL = "select substring(mtoc,2,6) as deadmodel from bos_data where
substring(bos_data.mtoc,2,6) not in (select code from tire_matrix) AND
plantcode = " & Request.Querystring("pcode")
rsAFON.Open strSQL, adoCon
if rsAFON.eof = false then
do while rsAFON.eof = false
response.write("<tr><td colspan=15 bgcolor=000000 class=hilite
align=center>***WARNING *** MODEL TYPE: " & rsAFON("deadmodel") & "IS NOT IN
THE DATABASE! PLEASE NOTIFY ISD IMMEDIATELY!</td></tr>")
loop
end if
When I run the SQL String in SQL's Query Analyzer, I get the expected
results. However, when I run it in an ASP page, I get this error:
---------------
Response object error 'ASP 0251 : 80004005'
Response Buffer Limit Exceeded
/ptest.asp, line 0
Execution of the ASP page caused the Response Buffer to exceed its
configured limit.
-------------------
Does anyone have any ideas? I've also made this into a Stored Procedure as
well, but I received the same results. I'm running this page on an IIS 6.0
/ Win2k3 Web Edition box. All of my other SQL queries run except this one.
Does it have anything to do with it doing another select from within the
statement? If so, is there a better way to write this piece of code?
Thanks!
Brian.