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I'm working on a Classic ASP (VBScript) site that's running on a Windows 2008 server with IIS7 and hitting a SQL Server 2008 database and I'm seeing some strange behavior that seems to be specific to fields that are of type nvarchar(max).

I have this simple bit of code that loops over some query results and tries to print out the title field twice

rs.open "SELECT * FROM thing", dbConnection

do while not rs.eof
    response.write "(" & rs("title") & ")" & "(" & rs("title") & ")" & "<br />"
    rs.movenext
loop

The first time I use rs("title"), I get the value back. Any time after the first time in that loop, rs("title") returns a blank value.

Again, this only seems to happen with the nvarchar(max) fields.

Can anyone shed any light on this behavior and how to get around it?

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aside from the 'pull it into a variable before display'... I vaguely remember coworkers needing some hack with asp/sql/varchar(max) queries, something like it had to be the last column (or not the last column) in the query. Really sorry for the vagueness, it's been a few years since I've had to deal with asp.


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