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ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 4)
By: Rich Smith
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    2003-10-27

    Table of Contents:
  • ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 4)
  • Updating Existing Records
  • Updating Records with the Recordset Object
  • The Update Method in More Detail
  • But What if I Goof?
  • Updating Using the Connection Object
  • Deleting Information
  • Deleting Using the Connection Object
  • Where Do We Go From Here?

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    ASP Database Fundamentals (Part 4) - Where Do We Go From Here?


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    There are many additional properties and methods associated with the connection and recordset objects that can be utilized to gain additional control over your database manipulations. I would suggest additional reading about the ADO objects if you believe you could benefit from these additional features.

    I hope in this series of articles I have given you the knowledge you need to begin creating database applications using ADO and ASP. By using the right combinations of database management code, there is virtually no limit to what you can achieve in your future database applications.
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