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Dynamically Viewing Database Connection Properties using ASP
Ever wondered how you could take a look at your database connection properties over the internet? You can
using ASP in a very similar fashion as viewing the ASP Server Variables.
You'll need two things to make this work for you. One, you need to cut and paste this ASP code into your editor.
Two, create A DSN to the database you wish to view properties on. Once make your DSN, replace 'VicTest' with
your DSN name. Not sure how to make a DSN? Then you need to view the quick steps to making a DSN.
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<% Option Explicit dim
objCNN dim
intCTProps dim item dim
vbCRLF vbCRLF =
chr(10) Response.Write
"<HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY>" &
vbCRLF Response.Write "<p><h3>Viewing DB
Connection Properties</h3></p>" &
vbCRLF Response.Write
vbCRLF set objCNN =
Server.CreateObject("ADODB.connection") objCNN.Open
"DSN=VicTest" Response.Write "<table
border=1><tr><td width='10%'>>Number</td>" &
vbCRLF Response.Write "<td
width='70%'>>Name</td><td
width='20%'>>Value</td></tr>" &
vbCRLF intCTProps =
0 for each item in
objCNN.Properties intCTProps = intCTProps +
1 Response.Write "<tr><td>" & intCTProps
& "</td>" & vbCRLF Response.Write
"<td>" & item.name & "</td>" &
vbCRLF Response.Write "<td>" & item.value
& "</td></tr>" & vbCRLF next Response.Write
"</table>" & vbCRLF Response.Write
vbCRLF Response.Write "</BODY></HTML>" &
vbCRLF set objCNN = Nothing set intCTProps = nothing set item = nothing set vbCRLF = nothing %>
Action Encoding Provided From:Action Jackson
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