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Old November 19th, 2004, 12:34 PM
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Why can't i get a count?

I want to make sure the item doesn't already exist so

SQLcmd = "SELECT COUNT(*)AS [Count] FROM basicinfo WHERE uname = '" & uuname & "'"
set rscount = conntemp.execute(SQLcmd)
response.Write rsCount(Count)

I get the error

Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal

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SQLcmd = "SELECT COUNT(*)AS [RCount] FROM basicinfo WHERE uname = '" & uuname & "'" 

Set rscount = conntemp.execute(SQLcmd) 

response.Write rsCount("RCount")

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SQLcmd = "SELECT COUNT(*)AS [RCount] FROM basicinfo WHERE uname = '" & uuname & "'" 
 
Set rscount = conntemp.execute(SQLcmd) 
 
response.Write rsCount("RCount")

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