n In the fourth input field, enter the value to compare to the selected field. Values entered are
not case-sensitive.
8. To sort the data, select a column from the first drop-down list under Sort and choose either
Ascending or Descending from the second list.
9. At any time, you can see what results will be returned for the recordset by clicking Test.
To see how your simple recordset translates into SQL, click the Advanced button. You can
return to the original dialog box by clicking Simple on the advanced Recordset dialog box.
10. Click OK when you??™re finished.
For more information on defining recordsets, see Chapter 19.
Repeat Region
The Repeat Region server behavior replicates a selected page area as many times as specified. If the Repeat
Region surrounds dynamic data, the record pointer advances for each repetition. A tab and highlight note
the boundaries of the Repeat Region when Invisible Elements is enabled.
Requirements: One or more selected page elements, such as a table row or a line ending in a line break
tag (
).
To implement a Repeat Region, follow these steps:
1. Select the dynamic data and the surrounding code you??™d like to repeat.
2. From the Server Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and select Repeat Region from the list.
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