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Access 2000:

I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and compile a list
of all the inventory items the customer is tracking. The problem I am
finding is that a simple loop will pull out the customer details each time
their is an inventory item listed....I need to get the customer out ONCE and
list his items....is there an elegant way to do this:

Here is the table:
Cust-Invent Table

CustID InvenID
101 356
101 222
101 187
55 34
55 123


But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:

101
----
356
222
187

55
---
34
123

If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details which I do not
want want. I just want to get the CustID and then list the inventory items
underneath (and send an email to him) and then rs.movenext to the next
record....

I really appreciate any help here...
Jason

1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access database:
Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
ORDER BY CustID,InventID

2. In your asp page:
<%
dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
'open a connection using cn
set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
cn.qGetCustInv rs
if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
rs.close: set rs = nothing
cn.close: set cn = nothing
if isarray(ar) then
curCust = ar(0,0)
response.write "<table border=0>"
For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
newCust = ar(0,i)
if newCust <> curCust then
curCust = newCust
response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
response.write curCust
response.write "</td></tr>"
end if
response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
response.write ar(1,i)
response.write "</td></tr>"
next
response.write "</table>"
erase ar
else
response.write "No records"
end if

HTH,
Bob Barrows

jason wrote:
> Access 2000:
>
> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and compile
> a list of all the inventory items the customer is tracking. The
> problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull out the customer
> details each time their is an inventory item listed....I need to get
> the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there an elegant way
> to do this:
>
> Here is the table:
> Cust-Invent Table
>
> CustID InvenID
> 101 356
> 101 222
> 101 187
> 55 34
> 55 123
>
>
> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
>
> 101
> ----
> 356
> 222
> 187
>
> 55
> ---
> 34
> 123
>
> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details which I
> do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then list the
> inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and then
> rs.movenext to the next record....
>
> I really appreciate any help here...
> Jason

Hey Bob...this does not appear to solve the problem.....when I run your
script for my query I get the following and only the following for the first
customer in the query:

101 (hidden)

356
356
356

Thus, it appears to be finding the first customer record and listing the
yacht attached to that customer 3 times (matching the record count for all
the records in my table). It ignores the 2 other customer records and their
yacht inventory items.

I followed your general instructions for my existing query which is slightly
more complex but nevertheless should work:

PARAMETERS CID Long;
SELECT tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID AS ListingsID,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.NewPrice, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Original_Price,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Name, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblCompany.Company,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Model, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Size_ID,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Hull_Number, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Year,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Location_Status,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Yacht_Type, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Market_Status,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Charter_Status,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Name, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Email,
tblCustomer.first_name, tblCustomer.last_name, tblCustomer.email_address,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Condition, qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Insertion_Date
FROM tblCustomer INNER JOIN (qry_ListingsPriceChanges INNER JOIN
tblPageWatch ON qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblListings.ListingsID =
tblPageWatch.ListingsID) ON tblCustomer.CustomerID = tblPageWatch.CustomerID
WHERE ((([CID]) Is Null)) OR (((tblCustomer.CustomerID)=[CID]))
ORDER BY tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID ;

What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks
Jason




"Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
news:...
> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access database:
> Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
>
> 2. In your asp page:
> <%
> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> 'open a connection using cn
> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> cn.qGetCustInv rs
> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> rs.close: set rs = nothing
> cn.close: set cn = nothing
> if isarray(ar) then
> curCust = ar(0,0)
> response.write "<table border=0>"
> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> newCust = ar(0,i)
> if newCust <> curCust then
> curCust = newCust
> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> response.write curCust
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> end if
> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
> response.write ar(1,i)
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> next
> response.write "</table>"
> erase ar
> else
> response.write "No records"
> end if
>
> HTH,
> Bob Barrows
>
> jason wrote:
> > Access 2000:
> >
> > I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and compile
> > a list of all the inventory items the customer is tracking. The
> > problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull out the customer
> > details each time their is an inventory item listed....I need to get
> > the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there an elegant way
> > to do this:
> >
> > Here is the table:
> > Cust-Invent Table
> >
> > CustID InvenID
> > 101 356
> > 101 222
> > 101 187
> > 55 34
> > 55 123
> >
> >
> > But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
> >
> > 101
> > ----
> > 356
> > 222
> > 187
> >
> > 55
> > ---
> > 34
> > 123
> >
> > If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details which I
> > do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then list the
> > inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and then
> > rs.movenext to the next record....
> >
> > I really appreciate any help here...
> > Jason
>
>

I would use this as a reference
(http://aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2241), it does what you are
looking for but uses 2 tables opposed to 1. The key is
setting a variable to nothing, reading the first record,
comparing the variable to the first records variable, if
not matched, move new value to the variable, write out the
101 the write out the details, if it is matched, just
write out the details. I hope that helps.


>-----Original Message-----
>Hey Bob...this does not appear to solve the
problem.....when I run your
>script for my query I get the following and only the
following for the first
>customer in the query:
>
>101 (hidden)
>
> 356
> 356
> 356
>
>Thus, it appears to be finding the first customer record
and listing the
>yacht attached to that customer 3 times (matching the
record count for all
>the records in my table). It ignores the 2 other customer
records and their
>yacht inventory items.
>
>I followed your general instructions for my existing
query which is slightly
>more complex but nevertheless should work:
>
>PARAMETERS CID Long;
>SELECT tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID AS
ListingsID,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.NewPrice,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Original_Price,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Name,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblCompany.Company,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Model,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Size_ID,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Hull_Number,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Year,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Location_Status,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Yacht_Type,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Market_Status,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Charter_Status,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Name,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Email,
>tblCustomer.first_name, tblCustomer.last_name,
tblCustomer.email_address,
>qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Condition,
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Insertion_Date
>FROM tblCustomer INNER JOIN (qry_ListingsPriceChanges
INNER JOIN
>tblPageWatch ON
qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblListings.ListingsID =
>tblPageWatch.ListingsID) ON tblCustomer.CustomerID =
tblPageWatch.CustomerID
>WHERE ((([CID]) Is Null)) OR (((tblCustomer.CustomerID)=
[CID]))
>ORDER BY tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID ;
>
>What am I doing wrong?
>
>Many thanks
>Jason
>
>
>
>
>"Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
>news:...
>> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your
Access database:
>> Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
>> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
>>
>> 2. In your asp page:
>> <%
>> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
>> 'open a connection using cn
>> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
>> cn.qGetCustInv rs
>> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
>> rs.close: set rs = nothing
>> cn.close: set cn = nothing
>> if isarray(ar) then
>> curCust = ar(0,0)
>> response.write "<table border=0>"
>> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
>> newCust = ar(0,i)
>> if newCust <> curCust then
>> curCust = newCust
>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
>> response.write curCust
>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>> end if
>> response.write "<tr><td> </td><td>"
>> response.write ar(1,i)
>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>> next
>> response.write "</table>"
>> erase ar
>> else
>> response.write "No records"
>> end if
>>
>> HTH,
>> Bob Barrows
>>
>> jason wrote:
>> > Access 2000:
>> >
>> > I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop
through and compile
>> > a list of all the inventory items the customer is
tracking. The
>> > problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull
out the customer
>> > details each time their is an inventory item
listed....I need to get
>> > the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there
an elegant way
>> > to do this:
>> >
>> > Here is the table:
>> > Cust-Invent Table
>> >
>> > CustID InvenID
>> > 101 356
>> > 101 222
>> > 101 187
>> > 55 34
>> > 55 123
>> >
>> >
>> > But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like
this:
>> >
>> > 101
>> > ----
>> > 356
>> > 222
>> > 187
>> >
>> > 55
>> > ---
>> > 34
>> > 123
>> >
>> > If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer
details which I
>> > do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and
then list the
>> > inventory items underneath (and send an email to him)
and then
>> > rs.movenext to the next record....
>> >
>> > I really appreciate any help here...
>> > Jason
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

Thanks - but this is not helping.... I have already optimized my structure
by employing a complex join in the jet engine...... I am not really sure
how to re-adapt my db and asp code to fit that model...

I mean, I have the damn Cust ID and Inventory ID already in my query...there
has just got to be a way to make sure the Customer ID (and related customer
info fields in query) show up ONCE with multiple inventory items listed....

Can someone help me get my head around this...Bobs suggestion seems to fall
short....I cannot pinpoint where the script if flawed as I am no array
expert. It appears that If I take this section and place it outside the For
Loop I end up with one inventory item as oppossed to 3 repeats:

response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
response.write ar(1,i) & " + " & ar(4,i)
response.write "</td></tr>"
response.write "</table>"

But, I am at a loss as to how to get the script to loop for the individual
customer and show just the boats related to him. Full code:

dim cnn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
cnn.Open strCon
'//------------------------------ PAGEWATCH
SQL -------------------------------
SQL="EXEC [qry_PageWatch+PriceChanges] @CID=NULL,@LID=NULL" '//This
'//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
set rs = cnn.execute(SQL) '//This

'open a connection using cn
'set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
'cnn.qGetCustInv rs

if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
rs.close: set rs = nothing
cnn.close: set cn = nothing
if isarray(ar) then
curCust = ar(0,0)
Response.Write curCust
response.write "<table border=0>"
' b=0
For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
' b=b+1
'Response.Write b
newCust = ar(0,i)
if newCust <> curCust then
curCust = newCust
response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
response.write curCust & "hi"
response.write "</td></tr>"
end if
'//Response.Write "hi"
next
response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
response.write ar(1,i) & " + " & ar(4,i)
response.write "</td></tr>"
response.write "</table>"
erase ar
else
response.write "No records"
end if



"Me" <> wrote in message
news:2752801c38f4d$564cbfb0$...
> I would use this as a reference
> (http://aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2241), it does what you are
> looking for but uses 2 tables opposed to 1. The key is
> setting a variable to nothing, reading the first record,
> comparing the variable to the first records variable, if
> not matched, move new value to the variable, write out the
> 101 the write out the details, if it is matched, just
> write out the details. I hope that helps.
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hey Bob...this does not appear to solve the
> problem.....when I run your
> >script for my query I get the following and only the
> following for the first
> >customer in the query:
> >
> >101 (hidden)
> >
> > 356
> > 356
> > 356
> >
> >Thus, it appears to be finding the first customer record
> and listing the
> >yacht attached to that customer 3 times (matching the
> record count for all
> >the records in my table). It ignores the 2 other customer
> records and their
> >yacht inventory items.
> >
> >I followed your general instructions for my existing
> query which is slightly
> >more complex but nevertheless should work:
> >
> >PARAMETERS CID Long;
> >SELECT tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID AS
> ListingsID,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.NewPrice,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Original_Price,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Name,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblCompany.Company,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Model,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Size_ID,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Hull_Number,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Year,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Location_Status,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Yacht_Type,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Market_Status,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Charter_Status,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Name,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Broker_Email,
> >tblCustomer.first_name, tblCustomer.last_name,
> tblCustomer.email_address,
> >qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Condition,
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.Insertion_Date
> >FROM tblCustomer INNER JOIN (qry_ListingsPriceChanges
> INNER JOIN
> >tblPageWatch ON
> qry_ListingsPriceChanges.tblListings.ListingsID =
> >tblPageWatch.ListingsID) ON tblCustomer.CustomerID =
> tblPageWatch.CustomerID
> >WHERE ((([CID]) Is Null)) OR (((tblCustomer.CustomerID)=
> [CID]))
> >ORDER BY tblCustomer.CustomerID, tblPageWatch.ListingsID ;
> >
> >What am I doing wrong?
> >
> >Many thanks
> >Jason
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >"Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
> >news:...
> >> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your
> Access database:
> >> Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
> >> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
> >>
> >> 2. In your asp page:
> >> <%
> >> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> >> 'open a connection using cn
> >> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> >> cn.qGetCustInv rs
> >> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> >> rs.close: set rs = nothing
> >> cn.close: set cn = nothing
> >> if isarray(ar) then
> >> curCust = ar(0,0)
> >> response.write "<table border=0>"
> >> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> >> newCust = ar(0,i)
> >> if newCust <> curCust then
> >> curCust = newCust
> >> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> >> response.write curCust
> >> response.write "</td></tr>"
> >> end if
> >> response.write "<tr><td> </td><td>"
> >> response.write ar(1,i)
> >> response.write "</td></tr>"
> >> next
> >> response.write "</table>"
> >> erase ar
> >> else
> >> response.write "No records"
> >> end if
> >>
> >> HTH,
> >> Bob Barrows
> >>
> >> jason wrote:
> >> > Access 2000:
> >> >
> >> > I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop
> through and compile
> >> > a list of all the inventory items the customer is
> tracking. The
> >> > problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull
> out the customer
> >> > details each time their is an inventory item
> listed....I need to get
> >> > the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there
> an elegant way
> >> > to do this:
> >> >
> >> > Here is the table:
> >> > Cust-Invent Table
> >> >
> >> > CustID InvenID
> >> > 101 356
> >> > 101 222
> >> > 101 187
> >> > 55 34
> >> > 55 123
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like
> this:
> >> >
> >> > 101
> >> > ----
> >> > 356
> >> > 222
> >> > 187
> >> >
> >> > 55
> >> > ---
> >> > 34
> >> > 123
> >> >
> >> > If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer
> details which I
> >> > do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and
> then list the
> >> > inventory items underneath (and send an email to him)
> and then
> >> > rs.movenext to the next record....
> >> >
> >> > I really appreciate any help here...
> >> > Jason
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >

See below for error correction:
Bob Barrows wrote:
> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access database:
> Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
>
> 2. In your asp page:
> <%
> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> 'open a connection using cn
> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> cn.qGetCustInv rs
> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> rs.close: set rs = nothing
> cn.close: set cn = nothing
> if isarray(ar) then
> curCust = ar(0,0)
> response.write "<table border=0>"
response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
response.write curCust
response.write "</td></tr>"
> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> newCust = ar(0,i)
> if newCust <> curCust then
> curCust = newCust
> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> response.write curCust
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> end if
> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
> response.write ar(1,i)
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> next
> response.write "</table>"
> erase ar
> else
> response.write "No records"
> end if
>
> HTH,
> Bob Barrows
>
> jason wrote:
>> Access 2000:
>>
>> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and compile
>> a list of all the inventory items the customer is tracking. The
>> problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull out the customer
>> details each time their is an inventory item listed....I need to get
>> the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there an elegant way
>> to do this:
>>
>> Here is the table:
>> Cust-Invent Table
>>
>> CustID InvenID
>> 101 356
>> 101 222
>> 101 187
>> 55 34
>> 55 123
>>
>>
>> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
>>
>> 101
>> ----
>> 356
>> 222
>> 187
>>
>> 55
>> ---
>> 34
>> 123
>>
>> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details which I
>> do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then list the
>> inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and then
>> rs.movenext to the next record....
>>
>> I really appreciate any help here...
>> Jason

Hi Bob - did you post it below....I cannot see your changes?

Thanks - Jason
"Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
news:...
> See below for error correction:
> Bob Barrows wrote:
> > 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access database:
> > Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
> > ORDER BY CustID,InventID
> >
> > 2. In your asp page:
> > <%
> > dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> > 'open a connection using cn
> > set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> > cn.qGetCustInv rs
> > if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> > rs.close: set rs = nothing
> > cn.close: set cn = nothing
> > if isarray(ar) then
> > curCust = ar(0,0)
> > response.write "<table border=0>"
> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> response.write curCust
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> > For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> > newCust = ar(0,i)
> > if newCust <> curCust then
> > curCust = newCust
> > response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> > response.write curCust
> > response.write "</td></tr>"
> > end if
> > response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
> > response.write ar(1,i)
> > response.write "</td></tr>"
> > next
> > response.write "</table>"
> > erase ar
> > else
> > response.write "No records"
> > end if
> >
> > HTH,
> > Bob Barrows
> >
> > jason wrote:
> >> Access 2000:
> >>
> >> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and compile
> >> a list of all the inventory items the customer is tracking. The
> >> problem I am finding is that a simple loop will pull out the customer
> >> details each time their is an inventory item listed....I need to get
> >> the customer out ONCE and list his items....is there an elegant way
> >> to do this:
> >>
> >> Here is the table:
> >> Cust-Invent Table
> >>
> >> CustID InvenID
> >> 101 356
> >> 101 222
> >> 101 187
> >> 55 34
> >> 55 123
> >>
> >>
> >> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
> >>
> >> 101
> >> ----
> >> 356
> >> 222
> >> 187
> >>
> >> 55
> >> ---
> >> 34
> >> 123
> >>
> >> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details which I
> >> do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then list the
> >> inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and then
> >> rs.movenext to the next record....
> >>
> >> I really appreciate any help here...
> >> Jason
>
>

It's inline. Here: I'll mark it better:
jason wrote:
> Hi Bob - did you post it below....I cannot see your changes?
>
> Thanks - Jason
> "Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> See below for error correction:
>> Bob Barrows wrote:
>>> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access
>>> database: Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
>>> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
>>>
>>> 2. In your asp page:
>>> <%
>>> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
>>> 'open a connection using cn
>>> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
>>> cn.qGetCustInv rs
>>> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
>>> rs.close: set rs = nothing
>>> cn.close: set cn = nothing
>>> if isarray(ar) then
>>> curCust = ar(0,0)
>>> response.write "<table border=0>"
*********************************************

>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
>> response.write curCust
>> response.write "</td></tr>"

**************************************
>>> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
>>> newCust = ar(0,i)
>>> if newCust <> curCust then
>>> curCust = newCust
>>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
>>> response.write curCust
>>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>>> end if
>>> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
>>> response.write ar(1,i)
>>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>>> next
>>> response.write "</table>"
>>> erase ar
>>> else
>>> response.write "No records"
>>> end if
>>>
>>> HTH,
>>> Bob Barrows
>>>
>>> jason wrote:
>>>> Access 2000:
>>>>
>>>> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and
>>>> compile a list of all the inventory items the customer is
>>>> tracking. The problem I am finding is that a simple loop will
>>>> pull out the customer details each time their is an inventory item
>>>> listed....I need to get the customer out ONCE and list his
>>>> items....is there an elegant way to do this:
>>>>
>>>> Here is the table:
>>>> Cust-Invent Table
>>>>
>>>> CustID InvenID
>>>> 101 356
>>>> 101 222
>>>> 101 187
>>>> 55 34
>>>> 55 123
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
>>>>
>>>> 101
>>>> ----
>>>> 356
>>>> 222
>>>> 187
>>>>
>>>> 55
>>>> ---
>>>> 34
>>>> 123
>>>>
>>>> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details
>>>> which I do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then
>>>> list the inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and
>>>> then rs.movenext to the next record....
>>>>
>>>> I really appreciate any help here...
>>>> Jason

Hi Bob - no go - it still only:

1. Lists one customer
2. It repeats the first inventory item for that customer the same number of
times as the record count for the customers in the table. In this case,
three times.
3. It does not show the other inventory item related to this customer. It
comes out like this:

200 (CustomerID)
215 ("CatPeople")
215 ("CatPeople")
215 ("CatPeople")

It does not show the other vessel listed for this customer: 216 ("Ballyhoo")

....And...

Its ignoring the next customer record: 201

...and its...related inventory item: 216 ("Ballyhoo")

- Jason

CODE:

dim cnn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
cnn.Open strCon
'//------------------------------ PAGEWATCH
SQL -------------------------------
SQL="EXEC [qry_PageWatch+PriceChanges] @CID=NULL,@LID=NULL" '//This
'//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
'//This





'open a connection using cn
set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
set rs = cnn.execute(sql)
if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
rs.close: set rs = nothing
cnn.close: set cnn = nothing
if isarray(ar) then
curCust = ar(0,0)
response.write "<table border=0>"
'//*********************************************

response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
response.write curCust
response.write "</td></tr>"

'//**************************************
For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
newCust = ar(0,i)
if newCust <> curCust then
curCust = newCust
response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
response.write curCust
response.write "</td></tr>"
end if
response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
response.write ar(1,i)
response.write "</td></tr>"
next
response.write "</table>"
erase ar
else
response.write "No records"
end if


"Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
news:...
> It's inline. Here: I'll mark it better:
> jason wrote:
> > Hi Bob - did you post it below....I cannot see your changes?
> >
> > Thanks - Jason
> > "Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> >> See below for error correction:
> >> Bob Barrows wrote:
> >>> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access
> >>> database: Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
> >>> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
> >>>
> >>> 2. In your asp page:
> >>> <%
> >>> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> >>> 'open a connection using cn
> >>> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> >>> cn.qGetCustInv rs
> >>> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> >>> rs.close: set rs = nothing
> >>> cn.close: set cn = nothing
> >>> if isarray(ar) then
> >>> curCust = ar(0,0)
> >>> response.write "<table border=0>"
> *********************************************
>
> >> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> >> response.write curCust
> >> response.write "</td></tr>"
>
> **************************************
> >>> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> >>> newCust = ar(0,i)
> >>> if newCust <> curCust then
> >>> curCust = newCust
> >>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> >>> response.write curCust
> >>> response.write "</td></tr>"
> >>> end if
> >>> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
> >>> response.write ar(1,i)
> >>> response.write "</td></tr>"
> >>> next
> >>> response.write "</table>"
> >>> erase ar
> >>> else
> >>> response.write "No records"
> >>> end if
> >>>
> >>> HTH,
> >>> Bob Barrows
> >>>
> >>> jason wrote:
> >>>> Access 2000:
> >>>>
> >>>> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and
> >>>> compile a list of all the inventory items the customer is
> >>>> tracking. The problem I am finding is that a simple loop will
> >>>> pull out the customer details each time their is an inventory item
> >>>> listed....I need to get the customer out ONCE and list his
> >>>> items....is there an elegant way to do this:
> >>>>
> >>>> Here is the table:
> >>>> Cust-Invent Table
> >>>>
> >>>> CustID InvenID
> >>>> 101 356
> >>>> 101 222
> >>>> 101 187
> >>>> 55 34
> >>>> 55 123
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
> >>>>
> >>>> 101
> >>>> ----
> >>>> 356
> >>>> 222
> >>>> 187
> >>>>
> >>>> 55
> >>>> ---
> >>>> 34
> >>>> 123
> >>>>
> >>>> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details
> >>>> which I do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then
> >>>> list the inventory items underneath (and send an email to him) and
> >>>> then rs.movenext to the next record....
> >>>>
> >>>> I really appreciate any help here...
> >>>> Jason
>
>

Damn! Change the i's to iRow. For example
newCust = ar(0,i)
should be
newCust = ar(0,iRow)

Bob

jason wrote:
> Hi Bob - no go - it still only:
>
> 1. Lists one customer
> 2. It repeats the first inventory item for that customer the same
> number of times as the record count for the customers in the table.
> In this case, three times.
> 3. It does not show the other inventory item related to this
> customer. It comes out like this:
>
> 200 (CustomerID)
> 215 ("CatPeople")
> 215 ("CatPeople")
> 215 ("CatPeople")
>
> It does not show the other vessel listed for this customer: 216
> ("Ballyhoo")
>
> ...And...
>
> Its ignoring the next customer record: 201
>
> ..and its...related inventory item: 216 ("Ballyhoo")
>
> - Jason
>
> CODE:
>
> dim cnn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
> cnn.Open strCon
> '//------------------------------ PAGEWATCH
> SQL -------------------------------
> SQL="EXEC [qry_PageWatch+PriceChanges] @CID=NULL,@LID=NULL" '//This
>
'//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -
> '//This
>
>
>
>
>
> 'open a connection using cn
> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
> set rs = cnn.execute(sql)
> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
> rs.close: set rs = nothing
> cnn.close: set cnn = nothing
> if isarray(ar) then
> curCust = ar(0,0)
> response.write "<table border=0>"
> '//*********************************************
>
> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> response.write curCust
> response.write "</td></tr>"
>
> '//**************************************
> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
> newCust = ar(0,i)
> if newCust <> curCust then
> curCust = newCust
> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
> response.write curCust
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> end if
> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
> response.write ar(1,i)
> response.write "</td></tr>"
> next
> response.write "</table>"
> erase ar
> else
> response.write "No records"
> end if
>
>
> "Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> It's inline. Here: I'll mark it better:
>> jason wrote:
>>> Hi Bob - did you post it below....I cannot see your changes?
>>>
>>> Thanks - Jason
>>> "Bob Barrows" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> See below for error correction:
>>>> Bob Barrows wrote:
>>>>> 1. Create this saved query called qGetCustInv in your Access
>>>>> database: Select CustID,InventID FROM Cust-Invent
>>>>> ORDER BY CustID,InventID
>>>>>
>>>>> 2. In your asp page:
>>>>> <%
>>>>> dim cn, rs, ar, iRow, curCust, newCust
>>>>> 'open a connection using cn
>>>>> set rs = server.createobject("adodb.recordset")
>>>>> cn.qGetCustInv rs
>>>>> if not rs.eof then ar = rs.GetRows
>>>>> rs.close: set rs = nothing
>>>>> cn.close: set cn = nothing
>>>>> if isarray(ar) then
>>>>> curCust = ar(0,0)
>>>>> response.write "<table border=0>"
>>>>> *********************************************
>>
>>>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
>>>> response.write curCust
>>>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>>
>> **************************************
>>>>> For iRow = 0 to ubound(ar,2)
>>>>> newCust = ar(0,i)
>>>>> if newCust <> curCust then
>>>>> curCust = newCust
>>>>> response.write "<tr><td colspan=2>"
>>>>> response.write curCust
>>>>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>>>>> end if
>>>>> response.write "<tr><td>&nbsp;</td><td>"
>>>>> response.write ar(1,i)
>>>>> response.write "</td></tr>"
>>>>> next
>>>>> response.write "</table>"
>>>>> erase ar
>>>>> else
>>>>> response.write "No records"
>>>>> end if
>>>>>
>>>>> HTH,
>>>>> Bob Barrows
>>>>>
>>>>> jason wrote:
>>>>>> Access 2000:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a customer-inventory table I need to loop through and
>>>>>> compile a list of all the inventory items the customer is
>>>>>> tracking. The problem I am finding is that a simple loop will
>>>>>> pull out the customer details each time their is an inventory
>>>>>> item listed....I need to get the customer out ONCE and list his
>>>>>> items....is there an elegant way to do this:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Here is the table:
>>>>>> Cust-Invent Table
>>>>>>
>>>>>> CustID InvenID
>>>>>> 101 356
>>>>>> 101 222
>>>>>> 101 187
>>>>>> 55 34
>>>>>> 55 123
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But I need to get the extract it to my ASP page like this:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 101
>>>>>> ----
>>>>>> 356
>>>>>> 222
>>>>>> 187
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 55
>>>>>> ---
>>>>>> 34
>>>>>> 123
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If I simply loop the table I will repeat the customer details
>>>>>> which I do not want want. I just want to get the CustID and then
>>>>>> list the inventory items underneath (and send an email to him)
>>>>>> and then rs.movenext to the next record....
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I really appreciate any help here...
>>>>>> Jason