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This example uses the Delete method to remove a specified record from a Recordset. The DeleteRecord procedure is required for this procedure to run.
Public Sub DeleteX() Dim rstRoySched As ADODB.Recordset Dim strCnn As String Dim strMsg As String Dim strTitleID As String Dim intLoRange As Integer Dim intHiRange As Integer Dim intRoyalty As Integer ' Open RoySched table. strCnn = "driver={SQL Server};server=srv;" & _ "uid=sa;pwd=;database=pubs" Set rstRoySched = New ADODB.Recordset Set rstRoySched.CursorLocation = adUseClient rstRoySched.CursorType = adOpenKeyset rstRoySched.LockType = adLockBatchOptimistic rstRoySched.Open "SELECT * FROM roysched " & _ "WHERE royalty = 20", strCnn, , , adCmdText ' Prompt for a record to delete. strMsg = "Before delete there are " & _ rstRoySched.RecordCount & _ " titles with 20 percent royalty:" & vbCr & vbCr Do While Not rstRoySched.EOF strMsg = strMsg & rstRoySched!title_id & vbCr rstRoySched.MoveNext Loop strMsg = strMsg & vbCr & vbCr & _ "Enter the ID of a record to delete:" strTitleID = UCase(InputBox(strMsg)) ' Move to the record and save data so it can be restored. rstRoySched.Filter = "title_id = '" & strTitleID & "'" intLoRange = rstRoySched!lorange intHiRange = rstRoySched!hirange intRoyalty = rstRoySched!royalty ' Delete the record. rstRoySched.Delete rstRoySched.UpdateBatch ' Show the results. rstRoySched.Filter = adFilterNone rstRoySched.Requery strMsg = "" strMsg = "After delete there are " & _ rstRoySched.RecordCount & _ " titles with 20 percent royalty:" & vbCr & vbCr Do While Not rstRoySched.EOF strMsg = strMsg & rstRoySched!title_id & vbCr rstRoySched.MoveNext Loop MsgBox strMsg ' Restore the data because this is a demonstration. rstRoySched.AddNew rstRoySched!title_id = strTitleID rstRoySched!lorange = intLoRange rstRoySched!hirange = intHiRange rstRoySched!royalty = intRoyalty rstRoySched.UpdateBatch rstRoySched.Close End SubVBScript Version
The following is the same example written in VBScript to be used in an Active Server Page (ASP). To view this example, you need to create a system Data Source Name (DSN) called AdvWorks for the Microsoft Access database file AdvWorks.mdb, which is installed with Microsoft Internet Information Server and located at C:\InetPub\ASPSamp\AdvWorks. Locate the file adovbs.inc and place it in the directory you plan to use. Cut and paste the following code to Notepad or another text editor and save it as Delete.asp. You can view the result in any client browser.
To exercise the example, try using the AddNew example first, to add some records. Then try to delete them.
<!-- #Include file="ADOVBS.INC" --> <% Language = VBScript %> <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>ADO 1.5 Delete Method</TITLE> </HEAD><BODY> <FONT FACE="MS SANS SERIF" SIZE=2> <Center><H3>ADO Delete Method</H3> <!--- ADO Connection Object used to create recordset--> <% 'Create and Open Connection Object Set OBJdbConnection = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") OBJdbConnection.Open "AdvWorks" 'Create and Open Recordset Object Set RsCustomerList = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") RsCustomerList.ActiveConnection = OBJdbConnection RsCustomerList.CursorType = adOpenKeyset RsCustomerList.LockType = adLockOptimistic RsCustomerList.Source = "Customers" RsCustomerList.Open %> <!-- Move to designated Record and Delete It --> <% If Not IsEmpty(Request.Form("WhichRecord")) Then 'Get value to move from Form Post method Moves = Request.Form("WhichRecord") RsCustomerList.Move CInt(Moves) If Not RsCustomerList.EOF or RsCustomerList.BOF Then RsCustomerList.Delete 1 RsCustomerList.MoveFirst Else Response.Write "Not a Valid Record Number" RsCustomerList.MoveFirst End If End If %> <!-- BEGIN column header row for Customer Table--> <TABLE COLSPAN=8 CELLPADDING=5 BORDER=0><TR> <TD ALIGN=CENTER BGCOLOR="#008080"> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" COLOR="#ffffff" SIZE=1>Company Name</FONT> </TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER BGCOLOR="#008080"> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" COLOR="#ffffff" SIZE=1>Contact Name</FONT> </TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=150 BGCOLOR="#008080"> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" COLOR="#ffffff" SIZE=1>Phone Number</FONT> </TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER BGCOLOR="#008080"> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" COLOR="#ffffff" SIZE=1>City</FONT> </TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER BGCOLOR="#008080"> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" COLOR="#ffffff" SIZE=1>State/Province</FONT> </TD></TR> <!--Display ADO Data from Customer Table Loop through Recordset adding One Row to HTML Table each pass--> <% Do While Not RsCustomerList.EOF %> <TR><TD BGCOLOR="f7efde" ALIGN=CENTER> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" SIZE=1> <%= RSCustomerList("CompanyName")%> </FONT></TD> <TD BGCOLOR="f7efde" ALIGN=CENTER> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" SIZE=1> <%= RScustomerList("ContactLastName") & ", " %> <%= RScustomerList("ContactFirstName") %> </FONT></TD> <TD BGCOLOR="f7efde" ALIGN=CENTER> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" SIZE=1> <%= RScustomerList("PhoneNumber")%> </FONT></TD> <TD BGCOLOR="f7efde" ALIGN=CENTER> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" SIZE=1> <%= RScustomerList("City")%> </FONT></TD> <TD BGCOLOR="f7efde" ALIGN=CENTER> <FONT STYLE="ARIAL NARROW" SIZE=1> <%= RScustomerList("StateOrProvince")%> </FONT></TD> </TR> <!-Next Row = Record Loop and add to html table--> <% RScustomerList.MoveNext Loop %> </Table></Center></FONT> <!-- Do Client side Input Data Validation Move to named record and Delete it --> <Center> <H4>Clicking Button Will Remove Designated Record</H4> <H5>There are <%=RsCustomerList.RecordCount - 1%> Records in this Set</H5> <Form Method = Post Action = "Delete.asp" Name = Form> <Input Type = Text Name = "WhichRecord" Size = 3></Form> <Input Type = Button Name = cmdDelete Value = "Delete Record"></Center> </BODY> <Script Language = "VBScript"> Sub cmdDelete_OnClick If IsNumeric(Document.Form.WhichRecord.Value) Then Document.Form.WhichRecord.Value = CInt(Document.Form.WhichRecord.Value) Dim Response Response = MsgBox("Are You Sure About Deleting This Record?", vbYesNo, "ADO-ASP Example") If Response = vbYes Then Document.Form.Submit End If Else MsgBox "You Must Enter a Valid Record Number",,"ADO-ASP Example" End If End Sub </Script> </HTML>
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