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From: Rob Christiansen on 25 Apr 2010 14:26
ok, in my script i extract data from one record/feild in a *.MBD file. i
must then tear that variable down into its induvidual characters or
subsets. i have done that with an ascii file - (wordsubset =
text_stream.Read(1) ) but never with a *.MBD file or a variable. In 'C'
i would use getc or just variable[x]. Could you help me out?

sql = "SELECT * FROM santa1 ";
var rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet")
rs.Open (sql, ConnectionObject) // RS =

var splitname = new Array();
var Recnum = new Object();
Recnum.Read(); <-- do I inherite?

while(! (rs.EOF))
{ //567
if( rs("id").Value == 25 ) break
rs.MoveNext( )
} //567


//------- doesn't work -----------------
Recnum = rs("smessage").Value //<-- read feild into object
name1 = Recnum.Read(1); //<-- extracct one character
Response.Write( "name1 = "+ name1 +"<br>" ); //Response.end();
//------------- doesn't work -----------------
splitname[0] = rs("smessage").Value[0];
Response.Write( "splitname[0]= "+ splitname[0]+"<br>" );
//Response.end();


crazyswede

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From: Evertjan. on 25 Apr 2010 16:41
Rob Christiansen wrote on 25 apr 2010 in comp.lang.javascript:

> ok, in my script i extract data from one record/feild in a *.MBD file. i
> must then tear that variable down into its induvidual characters

So this is about a string that must be put in an array of individual
characters?

var myArray = thatString.split('');

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