// globals
/*var oConnection;
var oRecordSet;
var sAccess2000 = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0";
var sConnectionString = "Provider=" + sAccess2000 + "; ";
sConnectionString += "Data Source=" + Server.MapPath("../baza/baza_od_E-softa.mdb");
// enums
// Connection.State and Recordset.State property
var adStateClosed = 0; // the object is closed.
var adStateOpen = 1; // the object is open.
var adStateConnecting = 2; // the object is connecting.
var adStateExecuting = 4; // the object is executing a command.
var adStateFetching = 8; // the rows of the object are being fetched.
// Recordset.Cursor property
var adOpenUnspecified = -1; // does not specify the type of cursor.
var adOpenForwardOnly = 0; // (default) a forward-only cursor, i.e. you get only one pass thru the data!
var adOpenKeyset = 1; // can go in any direction, and as a bonus you'll see changes other users make. EXPENSIVE!
var adOpenDynamic = 2; // as Keyset, but also you can see additions/deletions other users make. EXPENSIVE!
var adOpenStatic = 3; // can go in any direction, but read-only.
// Recordset.LockType property
var adLockUnspecified = -1; // does not specify a type of lock.
var adLockReadOnly = 1; // (default) guess!
var adLockPessimistic = 2; // guaranteed to work
var adLockOptimistic = 3; // records locked only when you call Update. fingers crossed
var adLockBatchOptimistic = 4;// required for batch update mode
var adCmdUnspecified = -1; // Does not specify the command type argument.
var adCmdUnknown = 8; // Default. Indicates that the type of command in the CommandText property is not known.
var adCmdText = 1; // a textual definition of a command or stored procedure call.
var adCmdTable = 2; // a table name whose columns are all returned by an internally generated SQL query.
var adCmdStoredProc = 4; // a stored procedure name.
var adCmdFile = 256; // a persisted Recordset.
var adCmdTableDirect = 512 // a table name whose columns are all returned.
// SchemaEnum - specifies the type of schema Recordset to be retrieved by the OpenSchema method
var adSchemaTables = 20; // returns the tables
// ============================================
// example usage:
// DBInitConnection ( );
//
// DBGetRecords ( "SELECT * FROM Somewhere" );
//
// ...use oRecordSet
//
// DBReleaseRecords ( ); // optional step
//
// DBGetRecords ( "SELECT * FROM SomewhereElse" );
//
// ...use oRecordSet
//
// DBReleaseRecords ( ); // optional step
//
// DBReleaseConnection ( );
// ============================================
// ============================================
// initializes database variables for first use on page - leave it to the
// last possible second before calling this function
// ============================================
function DBInitConnection ( )
{
// don't open it again if already opened!
if ( oConnection != undefined )
return;
// you can open Recordset objects without a Connection object, but
// it's far less efficient if you are opening multiple Recordsets.
//
// if you don't create a Connection object ADO creates a new one for
// each new Recordset.Open, even if you use the same connection string.
oConnection = Server.CreateObject( 'ADODB.Connection' );
// open the database
oConnection.Open( sConnectionString );
// create a Recordset
oRecordSet = Server.CreateObject( 'ADODB.Recordset' );
}
// ============================================
// tidies up after DBInitConnection
// ============================================
function DBReleaseConnection ( )
{
// don't release the connection if not connected!
if ( oConnection == undefined )
return;
// close and delete the Recordset object
DBReleaseRecords ( );
oRecordSet = undefined;
// Don't call Close if the Recordset failed to Open properly, i.e. its
// State is still adStateClosed (0)
if ( oConnection.State != adStateClosed )
oConnection.Close();
oConnection = undefined;
}
// ============================================
// executes the passed in SQL statement and returns a read-only
// forward-only oRecordSet object
// ============================================
function DBGetRecords ( sSQL )
{
// if the Recordset is already open, close it
DBReleaseRecords ( );
// I could use oRecordSet = oConnection.Execute( sSQL ) here
// but then I will always get back a read-only, forward-only cursor.
// (admittedly this is the most used type, but still)
// use oRecordSet.Open and I have far more control. For details
// read the definitions of the enums at the top of this file.
// remember that this can fail if passed garbage, and hence the
// Recordset will remain closed, State == adStateClosed
oRecordSet.Open ( sSQL, oConnection, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly );
}
// ============================================
// tidies up after DBGetRecords
// ============================================
function DBReleaseRecords ( )
{
// when you have finished with an open Recordset object, call the
// Close method to release its resources. You can call Open again.
// Don't call Close if the Recordset failed to Open properly, i.e. its
// State is still adStateClosed
if ( oRecordSet != undefined && oRecordSet.State != adStateClosed )
oRecordSet.Close();
}
*/
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