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When you see the some.dll type posts this is a C?? dll which can read from the std in. I used to write all of our sites in C and you can read the post directly into the program via the stdin and you write the output to the browser directly to the stdout. If you are comfortable with C or C++...

You may be able to set the cursor to the server instead of the client. This would cause the update to run on the server. objConn.CursorLocation Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it faster.....

Try using a record set .open method instead of the execute. I am not sure but I don't think you have full control of the recordset when you use the execute method of the connection object. Just a guess?? Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it...

Your code looks fine... hummm Have you checked the "Client Network Utility" config on the server this is running on? Make sure you can connect with the "SQL query anaylzer" from the server? If the database is on the same machine as the web server you may want to use...

Develop a small application which the user installs on their PC to track where they are at and place bookmarks. Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it faster.....

I know this type of information exchange is normally facilitated using XML. The data is streamed from the vendor in XML then a XSL style sheet is applied to the data which creates the actual web site. I have not used the XSL stuff yet but I have written a number of scripts to convert the data...

What does your code look like? Are you placing the connection in a session or application var? Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it faster.....

I would think that the easiest way to perform this is to do away with the loop and use the following to produce the recordset of categories. "SELECT * FROM tblCategories WHERE CategoryID IN( " & stID & ")" Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke...

All depends. Do you want to find the loading time or the processing time? Most likely what you are looking for is the processing time of the script. This is easily done with the timer function. You will have to Dim a variable and set it equal to the current value from the Timer() function...

Try the -BATCH switch. Eric Repec InetSolution Inc. http://www.inetsolution.com Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it faster.....

We are using Windows 2K and have downloaded the latest ver of the software. However there is an unpublished install you must do to get it to work properly. I think I have it in my Note somewhere.. --------------------------------------------------- File Permissions Probably the easiest way...

Well we don't deal with Flash Source that much but we do deal with Security Software which, just like your issue, is very secure and the source is not available. If our clients have a problem with this we tell them that if we go under the source is theirs and we will make it free to them. As...

The best way which I can think of is to zip up the data and FTP or use HTTP xfer to the other site and unzip the data. You can easily write a VB DLL or EXE to do this using WININET library. Eric Eric Repec eric@ericrepec.com www.ericrepec.com If its not broke try it make it faster.....

The first step to any E-Comm development or hosting question should be to ask "Who is the customer?" You will want to research who your customer is and how many of them there are. You will want to find a few of these people who you can use as test subjects to test your system out...

I am an lover of WROX as well but their ASP 2.0 reference is really bad. I don't know if they have a newer one out yet you may check. However, I use VB & VBA in a NutShell for VBA stuff and the WROX Professional Active Server Pages books for ASP. You will find that you use the VBA reference...

Can anyone suggest a book or some other resource of information about MS Site Server Commerce Edition?