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I have a recordset that was created by passing a SQL string to Access. The SQL string had "SELECT * FROM" at the beginning so I don't know what fields I have. Is there a function I can use to get the field names from the recordset?

I have two arrays, A and B. B is a subset of A. I would like to create array C that contains the elements of A that are not in B. How do I do this?

I need to export a table's design for documentation purposes. The only think I've been able to do is export the data. How can I export the field names, data type, length, and the allow nulls flag?

Readonly was the solution I was looking for. Thank you.

I have a form that writes a text area field to a database. The field can get long so I'm using a textarea control for entry. When someone wants to add to this field, I want them to enter it in a new textarea control and I append the new string to the old string and write it to the database. I...

Thank you Jeremy, that did the trick. I also have a javascript calendar that fills the first date field by clicking on the date. When I use the calendar rather than entering the date by hand, it does not automatically populate the second date field. Is there something about that javascript...

I was on an ASP page that asked for my name. I typed my name into the form and when I left the field, either through tabbing or clicking on the next field, it automatically converted what I typed to uppercase. I wanted to see the source code for this page but it would not let me. I need to do...

I did a little research and found that the problem is caused by using group bys, sorts, etc... I have a where clause and an order by in the sql statement, but they are necessary.

I'm doing a union query on an ASP page. The returned record set for the query is truncating a field that was defined as a memo field for the two tables being read. As best as I can tell, the fields being truncated are defined the exact way in both tables, and when reading either of the tables...