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ADO Field Object | Rookie Tutorial

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ADO Field Object

Field Object

The ADO Field object contains information about a column in a Recordset object. Each column in a Recordset corresponds to a Field object.

ProgID

set objField=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.field")

Properties

Property	Description
ActualSize	Returns the actual length of a field value.
Attributes	Sets or returns the properties of a Field object.
DefinedSize	Returns the defined size of a Field object.
Name	Sets or returns the name of a Field object.
NumericScale	Sets or returns the number of decimal places allowed for values in a Field object.
OriginalValue	Returns the original value of a field.
Precision	Sets or returns the maximum number of digits allowed when representing a numeric value in a Field object.
Status	Returns the status of a Field object.
Type	Sets or returns the type of a Field object.
UnderlyingValue	Returns the current value of a field.
Value	Sets or returns the value of a Field object.

Methods

Method	Description
AppendChunk	Appends large binary or text data to a Field object.
GetChunk	Returns all or part of the contents of a large binary or text Field object.

Collections

Collection	Description
Properties	Contains all Property objects for a Field object.

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