Define exact DBF output format | |
---|---|
Sub SimpleDBFTest() '1. Create simple recordset. Const adDate = 7 Const adSingle = 4 Dim RS: Set RS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") RS.Fields.Append "Date", adDate RS.Fields.Append "Single", adSingle RS.Open AddDate RS, #1/1/1900#, 568.256 AddDate RS, #1/1/1950#, 235.28 AddDate RS, #1/1/1990#, 18.34 AddDate RS, #1/1/1999#, 1234.58 AddDate RS, #1/1/2000#, 1.25 AddDate RS, #1/1/2020#, 4568.598 AddDate RS, #1/1/2200#, 458774.23 RS.MoveFirst Dim dbf 'As RSConvert.dbf '2. Create DBF object Set dbf = CreateObject("RSConvert.DBF") '3. get DBF as binary contents. Dim BinaryContents BinaryContents = dbf.GetFile(RS, , Array("DateField", "D", Empty, Empty, "NumField", "N", 4, 1)) '4. Send the file to the client. Response.BinaryWrite BinaryContents RS.Close End Sub Sub AddDate(ByRef RS, ByVal D, N) RS.AddNew RS("Date") = D RS("Single") = N RS.Update End Sub |
Object for converting DAO or ADO recordset to the DBF file. It enables direct output of DBF files from the ASP page.
Recordset converter is a library for converting DAO or ADO recordsets to MDB or DBF files. It enables direct binary output of MDB or DBF files from ASP pages with one row of code. The object also supports on-the-fly compression by zip/arj.
© 1996 - 2009 Antonin Foller, Motobit Software | About, Contacts | e-mail: info@pstruh.cz