On 9/5/00, Bud penned:
>I'm not sure, but what I think may be happening is, you are using the
>scenario above. Then, when you go to the second page, and you are
>checking to see if application.settings.dsn is defined, and it's not
>so the other datasource name loads and the query returns an error,
>perhaps then killing the application variable (anyone?). Thus, the
>new datasource name loads on the subsequent refresh of the page.
Ooops. I meant to say that if application.settings.dsn "IS" defined
then the new datasource name doesn't get set. Thus the error. Then
maybe the error kills the application.settings.dsn variable and on a
refresh the correct datasource name get set as
application.settings.dsn.
Sometimes I type faster than I can think. Which means I must think
really slow as I type about 8 WPM. LOL
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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