Not sure why you'd want to unless you're trying to cycle dynamically thru the fields (which can be done much easier).
However if you really want to do something like that I imagine you'd convert the recordset to a string (GetString in ADO) and look for you row delimiter chars .. codestorm
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I am not converted the recordset in a string, I cycle effectively dynamically trought the different field, it s simple to detect the end of the recordset (EOF) but not the end of line. In fact I have a function wich created textbox, the default value of those one are the different information contain in the recordset.
The function works with a recordset , i cycle trought it and create the différent textbox. I want to add this line , or somethings like that,to it but i don t know why, here is the function :
<% Function mkedittext(rsobj)
Dim objprop
Dim strT
dim val
dim test
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