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'**************************************
' Name: Completely Reusable SQL Server/X
' ML Generator !
' Description:This is a really simple wa
' y of grabbing the column details for all
' the user tables in a SQL Server database
' , and converting those details to XML. I
' f you wanted to get a little creative, y
' ou could re-use this with XSL to create
' SQL and ASP templates for your apps.
' By: Brandon McPherson
'
' Inputs:The only real 'condition' is th
' at you should have a default database se
' t up in your connection.
'
' Returns:XML data outlining the column
' information for the tables in a database
' .
'
' Assumes:I know this works in SQL Serve
' r 2000 and version 7.0, but I won't guar
' antee anything before that (I don't have
' copies of the system tables to check).
'
'This code is copyrighted and has ' limited warranties.Please see http://w
' ww.Planet-Source-Code.com/xq/ASP/txtCode
' Id.6504/lngWId.4/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.
' htm 'for details. '**************************************
<%
Set Cnn1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Set adoCmd = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
Dim sXML
' Set the dsn up to a database
Cnn1.Open "DSN=nwind;UID=sa;PWD="
Set adoCmd.ActiveConnection = Cnn1
' I'm sure there's a much more graceful
' way to do this....
adoCmd.CommandText = "select TableName=t1.[name], ColumnName=c1.[name], datatype=(select a1.[name] from dbo.systypes as a1 where a1.xusertype = c1.xusertype), c1.isnullable, c1.length, c1.colid from dbo.syscolumns as c1 inner join dbo.sysobjects as t1 On c1.id = t1.id where t1.xtype = 'U'"
Set tmpRST = adoCmd.Execute
sXML = "<?xml version=""1.0""?><TABLEs>"
Dim sTable
Dim iColCount
Dim intIterator
iColCount = tmpRST.Fields.Count - 1
sTable = tmpRST.Fields("TableName")
sXML = sXML & "<TABLE><name>" & tmpRST("TableName") & "</name>"
Do While Not tmpRST.EOF
if tmpRST.Fields("TableName") <> sTable Then
sXML = sXML & "</TABLE><TABLE><name>" & tmpRST.Fields("TableName") & "</name>"
End if
sXML = sXML & "<COLumn>"
For intIterator = 1 To iColCount
sXML = sXML & "<" & tmpRST.Fields(intIterator).Name & ">" & tmpRST.Fields(intIterator) & "</" & tmpRST.Fields(intIterator).Name & ">"
Next
sXML = sXML & "</COLumn>"
sTable = tmpRST.Fields("TableName")
tmpRST.MoveNext
Loop
sXML = sXML & "</TABLE></TABLEs>"
Response.Write sXML
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2/21/2001 4:40:09 PM:Brandon McPherson
An added note: the tag capitalization
is happening in PSC's code formatter.
You'll need to change the tags to
lowercase when you run the demo. And as
always, please vote if you like it! :)
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2/21/2001 7:43:48 PM:Chris Maynard
That's cool! =D
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