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What version of SQL Server are you using? and what version or ASP? And can you please show me an example of the result that you were expecting with that query to be honest I didn't understand it very well.

Check the Execution plan to see what index it is using. If you can show us that it will help

In .NET the application were divided in small islands called application domains. It means that if I want 2 applications to comunication I need to define a way for them to comunicate the information. There are several ways I can do that: 1. Web services, I can host an application in IIS and I...

Well it seems that you are doing everything the right way. The only I can suggestion now is to use this tool that comes with the SDK "Soapsuds.exe" It is a tool to use throught the command prompt, it will basically will give you the files you need to make your webservice work on your client...

I am not sure what you r trying to do but if you want to execute a JavaScript function from the code behind what I will do is: VS 2003/asp 1.1 Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("key","<script>callfunction()</script"); VS 2005/asp 2.0...

Can you browse the web service and see the methods in your browser just by typing the url?

Ok first of all let's do this step by step. You don't have to add anything manually if you have VS 2005. You need the whole web service path, something like: http://localhost/myapp/webservice.asmx?wsdl if you when you type in a browser it will show you a web page. Now if you are using VS 2005...

Well I didn't want to go further in this discussion but now it is interesting. I must say yes it is posible, what I meant is that there is not an existing option build by microsoft to do that, you will have to do it your own. But there are much simpler ways to do it through XML. Please refer...

[IP | Server Name][\[Instance Name]],[Port number] In Microsoft tools that represents the Server Name. User and password I guess don't need futher explanation.

Can you please be more specific and brief with your question?

No, you cannot. And to be honest I don't see I reason why. For interoperability I recommend you XML.