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ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 3)
By: Rich Smith
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    2003-09-30

    Table of Contents:
  • ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 3)
  • More To Do With Recordsets
  • The Addnew Method In More Detail
  • What About The Connection Object?
  • Which Is The Right One To Choose
  • What’s Next?

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    ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 3)


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    So far in this series, we've been learning to use ADO from within ASP. We have gone over how to make connections, and learned how to extract data using recordsets. In this installment, we will go over the various methods of adding information to a database using ADO.
    There are two common methods of adding data to a database using ADO. The first method is by using additional properties of the recordset object. This method is easy to understand, but does have it’s drawbacks. The other more confusing method is to utilize the connection object directly. We will explore each method, and discuss the when it is best to use each of them.

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