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Read through the Child Recordset Object, Extracting and Outputting Values for Chaptered Columns

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This code sub-segment steps through the child objRS_Child Recordset object until an end of file occurs, and, for each child recordset (of filename, size, and write for this example), outputs the values in the child recordsets.

intRS_Child_Count = 0;
while (!objRS_Child.EOF) {
    intRS_Child_Count = intRS_Child_Count + 1;
    strRecord = (intRS_Parent_Count + "." + intRS_Child_Count + ".      ").slice(0,8);
 
    for (intJ=0; intJ < objRS_Child.Fields.Count; intJ++) {
        if (objRS_Child(intJ).Name != "Chapter") {
            if (objRS_Child(intJ).Name != strGroupBy)
                strRecord = strRecord + "  " + objRS_Child(intJ).Value;
        };
    };
 
    WScript.Echo(strRecord);
    objRS_Child.MoveNext;
};

For the query properties set in this code example, the strRecord variable is, for example, the following.

1.1.      learn.asp  4859  Thu Sep 17 01:48:10 PDT 1998
1.2.      exair.asp  4641  Tue Jun 16 06:22:58 PDT 1998
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