Writing to an Access DB

[artsapimp]

I have a simple form setup that I need to write to a database. Once written I need it to redirect the person to a 2nd page which shows a list of what's in the Database. I am new to databases and could use any help.

Thanks

Please reply even if it's only to help me write to the database when hitting submit. thanks.

[artsapimp]

I got that fixed with a little help, but I'm still having a small problem. How would I say to list everything in Fields 1,3, and 6 in a table.

Thanks for any help.

Here is what I have so far, it just shows every field, which is too much.

<%
Dim cnn
Dim rst
Dim connectString

set cnn = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection")
set rst = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Recordset")

ConnectString="Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=c:\shared webs\art\new1\mdb\speed.mdb"

cnn.open connectString

rst.open "speed", cnn, 2, 2
%>
<Table Border="1" width="100%">
<tr bgcolor="#C0C0C0">
<%
if rst.EOF AND rst.BOF then
		Response.Write ( "No Records found")
	else
		'output field names
For intFieldCounter = 0 To (rst.Fields.Count) - 1
      Response.Write( "<TH>" &  rst.Fields.Item(intFieldCounter).Name )
Next

Response.Write ( "</TR>" )

'output records
Do Until rst.EOF
    Response.Write( "<TR>" )

    for intFieldCounter = 0 to (rst.Fields.Count) - 1
	
		if rst.Fields.Item(intFieldCounter).Name = "DonorID" then
			Response.Write( "<TD> <A HREF=http://" & strServerName & "/dacm/content/donorTests.asp?DonorID=" & rst(intFieldCounter) & ">" & rst(intFieldCounter) & " </a> </TD>" )
		else
			Response.Write( "<TD>" & rst(intFieldCounter) & "</TD>" )
		end if
		
    Next

    rst.MoveNext

    Response.Write( "</TR>" )

Loop

Response.Write( "</Table>" )

rst.Close
cnn.Close
set cnn = Nothing

End if

%>

[Psyrus]

You could pass in an SQL statement to do that.

Something like:

SQL = "SELECT Field1,Field3,Field6 FROM MyDB"

rst.open SQL, cnn, 2, 2

This would create a recordset with those particular fields where 'Field1 etc.' is your column names and and 'MyDB' is the name of your DB.