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Nov. 23rd, 2004 01:53 pmASP/SQl Server gurus?
Any tips/help/links to websites that are good for idiots trying to work out how to implement temporary tables and/or the SQL Server table variable using ASP/VBScript? I can find plenty of info online about temp tables and the table variable, but nothing about how to use them in an ASP script, other than arcane instructions along the lines of "Just use the ADO object." You know, I figure that if I had a clue how, then I wouldn't have needed to ask the question.
And in other news, this new sinus medication I'm trying does indeed get rid of sinus pressure and headache, at the expense of making my heart race every time I get up and walk down the hall, along with a certain lightheadedness. I guess it's the decongestants and *not* the antihistamines that make me all weird when I take cold and allergy medication. Hm. Don't think I'll be taking this again; I don't like feeling like I've just run a mile every time I go to the restroom down the hall.
Any tips/help/links to websites that are good for idiots trying to work out how to implement temporary tables and/or the SQL Server table variable using ASP/VBScript? I can find plenty of info online about temp tables and the table variable, but nothing about how to use them in an ASP script, other than arcane instructions along the lines of "Just use the ADO object." You know, I figure that if I had a clue how, then I wouldn't have needed to ask the question.
And in other news, this new sinus medication I'm trying does indeed get rid of sinus pressure and headache, at the expense of making my heart race every time I get up and walk down the hall, along with a certain lightheadedness. I guess it's the decongestants and *not* the antihistamines that make me all weird when I take cold and allergy medication. Hm. Don't think I'll be taking this again; I don't like feeling like I've just run a mile every time I go to the restroom down the hall.
