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Active Server Pages for Dummies
By Bill Hartfield
B: The book is (at least in Holland) the cheapest book about ASP. It comes with a CD with some examples. The basic ASP commands and possibilities are told in a simple manor.

However, The author started to step in the difference between Jscript and Vscript and does this rather deep. As I discovered later on we all stick more to VBscript. This part I thought made it all more confusing for me.

The thing I searched for was reading and editing ODBC databases. In the end of the book the author goes into this subject. However he doesn't step into this subject with easy examples For instance a simple example how to read data from a form and put into a database coan't be found in the book. So I had to make a lot of searches on the internet to finally be abler to edit ODBC database records.

In the end I can say about the book: "It sets you on the way with ASP and you discover the possibilities of ASP, but the thing I needed (ODBC access) isn't explained in a way that a non ASP programmer can easily create files for that purpose."

- Paul van Ulft on Feb 17 2000

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