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Cool! like the code! But heres the story... (sorry i wasnt so clear) They want me to program the database access with a command object using parameters... for security. Im doing good so far... The code i first put in worked great. Again thanks so much!

thank you :) A coworker showed me :) I was looking for... <% Dim dbname, dsnpath Set Conn=Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Connection&quot;) dsnpath= &quot;Connection Stuff&quot; Dim Cmd Set Cmd = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Command&quot;) Dim RS Set RS =...

i want to do the same with sql commands. (the only way in .NET asp) (almost)

Right, sorry about that... Heres some code... <% Dim Conn, dbname, dsnpath Set Conn=Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Connection&quot;) dsnpath= &quot;my pass/lgin&quot; Conn.Mode = 3 Conn.Open dsnpath Strsql= &quot;My sql string &quot; Set rs_admin=Conn.Execute(strsql) 'Reset of...

You could use session variables. That way you could also know if the user is logged in elsewhere. Session(&quot;password&quot;) = request.form(&quot;formfieldpassword&quot;) however you must have your global.asa setup right ;)

Hello, First off, im an intern not a fultime programmer... Well anyhow, i wrote some code with the typical use of an sql string. The string has data from the user in it. I know this has a threat of sql injection. I was told to use sql commands. But, as far as i knew that was a .NET...