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Universal Table Editor

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Viewer and Editor for any table in any Database you can reach from your IIS/PWS.
<%
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------
'
'   Project:    UTE - (U)niversal ASP (T)able (E)ditor
'
'   Module:     UTE class - View Database Functions
'
'   Version:    3.00
'
'   Comments:   This module does the following things:
'                   1. defines all functions being needed in
'                      database mode
'
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------
'
'   (c) in 2000-2003 by Tom Wellige                    
'   http://www.wellige.com  mailto:tom@wellige.com     
'                                               
'   This project is released under the "GNU General Public License (GPL)" 
'   http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
'
'   and is maintained on SourceForge at
'   http://sourceforge.net/projects/ute-asp/
'
'   and can also be found on CodeProject at
'   http://www.codeproject.com/asp/ute.asp
'
'---------------------------------------------------------------------------


''--------------------------------------------------------------------------
'' Name:     buildHTML_Database
''           ==================
'' 
'' Creates entire UTE HTML code for database mode.
''
'' Parameter: 
''		none
''
'' return value:
''		string		HTML code
''
''--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Function buildHTML_Database()
	Dim sValue, s
	Dim rstSchema

	if m_sDBName <> "" then
		s = Replace(STR_DB_TITLE, "%1", m_sDBName)
	else
		s = Replace(STR_DB_TITLE, "%1", STR_DATABASE)
	end if

	sValue = _
		"<p><span class=""ute_headline"">" & s & "</span></p>" & vbCrLf & _
		"<table width=""100%""><tr>" & vbCrLf & _
		"<td class=""ute_navigation"">" & vbCrLf & _
		"<ul class=""ute_table_list"">" & vbCrLf

	Set rstSchema = m_DB.OpenSchema(adSchemaTables)
	Do Until rstSchema.EOF
		if UCase(rstSchema("TABLE_TYPE")) = "TABLE" then
			s = Request.QueryString
			s = getLink(m_sUTEScript, s, sParamTable, rstSchema("TABLE_NAME"))
			s = getLink(m_sUTEScript, s, sParamMode,  MD_TABLE)
			sValue = sValue & "<li><a href=""" & s & """>" & rstSchema("TABLE_NAME") & "</a>" & vbCrLf
		end if
		rstSchema.MoveNext
	Loop
	rstSchema.Close
	Set rstSchema = Nothing

	sValue = sValue & _
		"</ul>" & vbCrLf & _
		"</td></tr></table>" & vbCrLf & _
		getPoweredBy

	buildHTML_Database = sValue

End Function

%>

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Tom is in software development for about 15 years. He started with a SHARP MZ80k in Basic and Assembly Language. After collecting some experiance on an ATARI 1040ST he bought his very first IBM XT 286 (incl. 287!) and started to program in Turbo Pascal. He became very familiar with Borland's Turbo Vision and over the last years did a lot of development in C++ (MFC), Visual Basic, VB Script, ASP and SQL. He currently works as senior consultant for Swyx Solutions GmbH, based in Dortmund, Germany.
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