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ASP

Grabbing Data On The Fly
By: Phanix Chen
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    2001-12-08

    Table of Contents:
  • Grabbing Data On The Fly
  • Some methods for passing data around
  • Using frames to solve the refresh problem
  • Query and return
  • The processframe.asp page
  • Conclusion

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    When we're querying a database, we will usually need to press a submit button on a form to pass data to another ASP page, which would generate the query, and return the results. In some situations, this page refresh is just plain annoying and takes too long to complete. In this article, Phanix will describe another way to query a database using a combination of web technologies.When we’re querying a database, we will usually need to press a submit button on a form to pass data to another ASP page, which would generate the query, and return the results. In some situations, this page refresh is just plain annoying and takes too long to complete. In this article, I will describe another way to query a database using a combination of web technologies.

    To feel comfortable with this article, you should have access to, and be familiar with:
    • A web server running SQL Server 7/2000
    • A web server running IIS 5
    • HTML
    • ASP
    • JavaScript
    • Basic SQL Query Syntax

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