Are variable column names possible?

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March 19th, 2006, 10:58 PM

Uthred

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Are variable column names possible?

I was wondering is it possible to use a variable in place of "Size" in the following bit of code?

Code:

<%=(rsChange.Fields.Item("Size").Value)%>

March 19th, 2006, 11:18 PM

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hi u can do like this

Code:

<%
dim x
x=rsChange.Fields.Item("Size").Value)

%>

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This may work

<% test = "Size" %>
<%=(rsChange.Fields.Item("" & test).Value)%>

but I'm not sure...

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yep it's possible afaik and you don't have to add empty string:

Code:

<%=rsChange(test)%>

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