Added: April/05/2005 at 6:15pm | IP Logged

Hey, i want to do the following: I want to publish a number of right answers from an access database.
The database has question1, question2, question3, ... as fieldname. Because there are 80 questions and the answers are always yes or no, I want to use a loop. But I don't know how i can manage this. I gues for i=1 has something to dow ith it but i don't seem to manage it the right way.

This is the code i use:

Dim rsTotaalQuestion1
Dim strTotaalQuestion1
Set rsTotaalQuestion1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strTotaalQuestion1 = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS TotalQuestion1 FROM poll WHERE question1 = 'Yes' "
rsTotaalQuestion1.Open strTotaalQuestion1, AdoCon
strTotaalQuestion1 = (rsTotaalQuestion1("TotaalQuestion1"))
rsTotaalQuestion1.close
Set rsTotaalQuestion1 = Nothing

Dim rsTotaalQuestion2
Dim strTotaalQuestion2
Set rsTotaalQuestion2 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strTotaalQuestion2 = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS TotalQuestion2 FROM poll WHERE question2 = 'Yes' "
rsTotaalQuestion2.Open strTotaalQuestion2, AdoCon
strTotaalQuestion2 = (rsTotaalQuestion2("TotaalQuestion2"))
rsTotaalQuestion2.close
Set rsTotaalQuestion2 = Nothing .....

Anyone an idea???

Added: May/27/2006 at 9:52am | IP Logged

this code will do the job

Dim rsTotaalQuestion1
Dim arrTotaalQuestion(80)
Set rsTotaalQuestion1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")

for i=1 to 80

strTotaalQuestion1 = "SELECT COUNT(*) AS TotalQuestion1 FROM poll WHERE question" & i & " = 'Yes' "
rsTotaalQuestion1.Open strTotaalQuestion1, AdoCon
arrTotaalQuestion(i+1)= (rsTotaalQuestion1("TotaalQuestion" & i))
rsTotaalQuestion1.close

next

Set rsTotaalQuestion1 = Nothing

then to view all the results

for i =1 to 80

response.write arrTotaalQuestion(i) & "<br>"

next

Hope this heps

Best Regards