Hi!
I'm having a custom SQL-query interpreter, implemented with ASP, which is used for modifying SQL-sentences saved to the database.
First user gets a list of the editable sentences and clicks the desired sentence and this sentence is passed to query interpreter page as a parameter
The forms "action" is set to call the page itself as in all query interpreters.
The problem is, that when the user presses "RUN" -button the entered SQL -sentence will disappear.
Is there a way to keep the data visible after "RUN" -command? I could pass the parametres "to itself", but it returns the loaded sentence not the user modified.
I know that user only needs to push the BACK-button of the browser (or I could add a Script to give a link back - history -1 etc.), but it would be more useful if the data would remain.
Thank you!
I'm having a custom SQL-query interpreter, implemented with ASP, which is used for modifying SQL-sentences saved to the database.
First user gets a list of the editable sentences and clicks the desired sentence and this sentence is passed to query interpreter page as a parameter
The forms "action" is set to call the page itself as in all query interpreters.
The problem is, that when the user presses "RUN" -button the entered SQL -sentence will disappear.
Is there a way to keep the data visible after "RUN" -command? I could pass the parametres "to itself", but it returns the loaded sentence not the user modified.
I know that user only needs to push the BACK-button of the browser (or I could add a Script to give a link back - history -1 etc.), but it would be more useful if the data would remain.
Thank you!