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technologies for creating modern web sites, which can intelligently interact with the user at the front end and with servers and datastores at the back end. Among these technologies is ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), which allows easy, powerful and robust control of technologies that access datastores.

This book explains the theory and practice of using ADO with ASP by presenting numerous examples, exercises, lists of common errors and quizzes. The emphasis is on the authors proven teaching techniques and the presentation of the most commonly used features of ADO in ASP. If you read each chapter and do the exercises you will have a portfolio of several dozen data-intensive web pages of increasing complexity a fine return on your investment.

What's Great About this Book

Coaches beginners through their first uses of ADO on ASP pages All the examples in the book can be applied to real world problems and scenarios and each chapter ends with exercises helping you refine coding skills
Features troubleshooting check lists of common errors and problems Covers basic SQL - from the selection and sorting of records to handling SQL statements and modifying data.
Shows how ADO can streamline data-access for websites.
Covers the full ADO object model
Who is the Book For?

Readers of Beginning Active Server Pages 2.0 who want to make the next logical step and connect web sites to datastores.
Programmers from the database community who now want to implement their solutions with a Web interface. These folks have plenty of experience with database programming, but want to translate that knowledge into ADO solutions in ASP pages.
Web designers with an education in graphics design or word processing and some sense of programming. These people can benefit from the book by learning how to take their visually appealing sites and give them the business power of database connectivity.
In this instance Beginning Active Server Pages 2.0 is recommended as a companion text

Introduction
Chapter 1: Why Use ASP and ADO to Put Your Database on the Web? Chapter 2: Setting Up ASP and ADO
Chapter 3: Simple Recordsets - Reading Data
Chapter 4: Basic SQL for ADO Recordsets
Chapter 5: More Uses for Simple Recordsets
Chapter 6: Connections
Chapter 7: Behind the Scenes of ADO
Chapter 8: Recordset Parameters
Chapter 9: Recordset Methods and Properties
Chapter 10: SQL Statements to Modify Data
Chapter 11: Databases and Cookies
Chapter 12: The Errors Collection
Chapter 13: Command Object
Chapter 14: Stored Procedures and Passing Parameters
Chapter 15: Irregular Data
Chapter 16: ADO Tips and Tricks
Chapter 17: Performance Testing and Performance Improvements
Case Study: The Sailors Case Study
Appendix A: Structure of Sailors.mdb
Appendix B: Structure of Clothier.mdb
Appendix C: Profile.mdb Database Schema
Appendix D: Creating a Sailors Database in SQL Server
Appendix E: Active Server Pages Object Model
Appendix F: Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.0 Library Reference Appendix G: VBScript Reference
Index

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