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101 Forms and 1 Database Script in ASP
By: Matt Burnett
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    2003-02-23

    Table of Contents:
  • 101 Forms and 1 Database Script in ASP
  • How To Do It
  • The Code
  • Conclusion

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    101 Forms and 1 Database Script in ASP


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    In this article, Matt shows us how to use just one database script to handle all the ASP forms on your site.Imagine adding web forms that will automatically be ready for use with a database. This is not an IDE or simple trick. I think this article will help programmers expand their knowledge of web architecture, as they have not been presented with a different way to handle web forms that present and update a database in ASP.

    In many cases, web programmers present a web page and ‘fill’ it with information from the database. If the data is to be updated (inserted or removed), then the data is presented in a form and ‘submitted’ to a server script to be processed. This method is ok, but assumes a 1 to 1 relationship between the each form and server processing script. Our goal is ‘many’ web forms and one processing script.

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