I end up answering my own question.
While I was waiting to hear from someone on this, I figured out a solution.
Enclose data that has an embedded comma with double quotes. This takes care of the problem.
I am writing data to a CSV file from ASP. The problem is that some of the data contains the comma (,) character and when you open the csv file, the comma breaks the data apart at the comma. Is there anything I can do so that the embedded comma does not get interperated as a column delimiter?
Is it possible to write some ASP code to display the version of a VB DLL or list of VB DLL's that are registered on a web server?
I've written some VB DLL's, had them registered them on a remote web server, and now after some time has passed, I would like to know what versions are actully on...
I have written a business object(DLL) which connects to the AS400 using a DSNLESS connection.
Here is the code I used in VB6.
dim rdconThis as rdo.rdoConnection
Set rdconThis = New rdoConnection
strDriver = "Client Access ODBC Driver (32-bit)"
strSystem = "AS400 Machine...
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