I know from VB (and via the MSDN library) that you can retrieve ADODB.Recordset asynchronously via the properties and using adUseClient and adAsynchFetch.
Having done various test .asp files, I can only assume that it's not possible in ASP? Is this right?
If so, has anyone come up with a nice solution to users who keep pressing the SUBMIT button on a web page whilst a query is occurring?
The best it seems is to use response.isClientConnected, but this is after the fact. That is, only after the query is completed. Is there a way to stop a query, once it has started in ASP?
Peter.
Having done various test .asp files, I can only assume that it's not possible in ASP? Is this right?
If so, has anyone come up with a nice solution to users who keep pressing the SUBMIT button on a web page whilst a query is occurring?
The best it seems is to use response.isClientConnected, but this is after the fact. That is, only after the query is completed. Is there a way to stop a query, once it has started in ASP?
Peter.