Lost Recordsets on new system.

I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to Vista-64
CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can create
new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from
one to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate all
those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?


Thanks

Repost; I think my messages were getting too far up on the NNTP list. I
think the new title might help

aRT wrote:

I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to Vista-64 CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can create
new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from
one to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate all
those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

The only suggestion is to compare the code. Cut and paste the old code
into notepad, then create a test page with the identical recordset, has
anything changed?

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?

Possibly.

Dooza
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I thought of that yet. I suppose it still could be blocking but if I
create a new recordset, it lets me out and I can see the data in the
database. I just can't see the old recordsets.

My firewall knows about Dreamweaver so I just don't get it.

I just wonder if CS3 was letting me create recordsets in a way that
isn't compatible with CS4?



David Powers wrote:

aRT wrote:
The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not appearing in the
bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

It could be a software firewall blocking communication between
Dreamweaver and your database.

OK

In some of my pages, I can actually see some but not all of the
recordsets. However, if I click on the bindings it comes up with an
error. However, at least I could click on the recordsets; this might
help some when I have to recreate everything by hand.

Although I don't really like this option, I've been meaning to convert
all the recordsets to Store Procedures.

David Powers wrote:

There were no changes to the server behaviors in CS4. Everything should
work exactly the same as in CS3.

The code's the same and I used the same recordset to recreate a new
recordset on a new page and it looked fine so I'm not sure where to go
from here.

This really

Dooza wrote:

aRT wrote:
I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to Vista-64
CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can
create new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from
one to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate all
those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

The only suggestion is to compare the code. Cut and paste the old code
into notepad, then create a test page with the identical recordset, has
anything changed?

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?

Possibly.

Dooza

It's as though Dreamweaver thinks there's been a fundamental change to
the recordset and now doesn't see it.

I wonder if CS4 has stricter pattern rules for displaying / interpreting
recordsets?

aRT wrote:

The code's the same and I used the same recordset to recreate a new
recordset on a new page and it looked fine so I'm not sure where to go
from here.

This really

Dooza wrote:
aRT wrote:
I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to
Vista-64 CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can
create new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from
one to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate
all those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

The only suggestion is to compare the code. Cut and paste the old code
into notepad, then create a test page with the identical recordset,
has anything changed?

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?

Possibly.

Dooza

Victory...

"I" figured it out. I was so lost in getting the recordsets to work, I
never got around to installing my WebAssist Ecart Extensions. It wasn't
until I started going through the page, line by line, that I saw that
the Ecart was not loaded. I installed it and bam, it worked...

After all the symptoms, it had to be something on my end

So, thanks, all, for pushing me in the right direction.



aRT wrote:

I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to Vista-64 CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can create
new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from
one to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate all
those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?


Thanks

Repost; I think my messages were getting too far up on the NNTP list. I
think the new title might help

Hope your end gets better soon! 8)

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"aRT" <leeREMOVE (AT) artjunky (DOT) com> wrote

Victory...

"I" figured it out. I was so lost in getting the recordsets to work, I
never got around to installing my WebAssist Ecart Extensions. It wasn't
until I started going through the page, line by line, that I saw that the
Ecart was not loaded. I installed it and bam, it worked...

After all the symptoms, it had to be something on my end

So, thanks, all, for pushing me in the right direction.



aRT wrote:
I lost my recordsets when I imported them over from XP CS3 to Vista-64
CS4.

Dreamweaver connects to the database when I click test and I can create
new Recordsets and view the sample data that it connects to.
Anyways, none of my Recordsets get transfered over when I export from one
to the other. The recordset can be seen in the code but it's not
appearing in the bindings window.

Anyone have any solutions or an explanation why this happens?

I really don't look forward to the hours it would take to recreate all
those recordsets on all my pages so I'm looking for a solution.

Is this something I could submit a ticket to Adobe for?


Thanks

Repost; I think my messages were getting too far up on the NNTP list. I
think the new title might help

aRT wrote:

Victory...

"I" figured it out. I was so lost in getting the recordsets to work, I
never got around to installing my WebAssist Ecart Extensions. It wasn't
until I started going through the page, line by line, that I saw that
the Ecart was not loaded. I installed it and bam, it worked...

After all the symptoms, it had to be something on my end

So, thanks, all, for pushing me in the right direction.

Well done! Something to remember for next time.

Dooza
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