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ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 2)
By: Rich Smith
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    2003-08-27

    Table of Contents:
  • ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 2)
  • How Do They Work?
  • Lets Get Technical
  • Getting Data From Your Database
  • How About SQL?
  • Do I Have Data Now?
  • How do I Get At The Data?
  • What If There Is More Than One Row?
  • What’s Next?

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    ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 2)


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    In part 1 of this series, we had an introduction to ADO. We learned about the different methods of making a connection, and how to manage the connection object. Now, continuing along the path of enlightenment, we will learn how to extract data from a database using recordsets.


    What is a recordset? An ADO recordset object is used to hold a set of records that belong to a database table or tables. Like any relational database, the recordset object consists of records and columns. In the world of ADO, this object is one of the most important and is the most commonly used.

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