SteveA5206

SteveA5206

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I always considered ASP.NET to be the replacement for ASP. They are similar in some respects and you can still code classic ASP (as well as javascript) within your app but why would you want to? There are an abundance of very cool .Net controls out there or you can even write your own. In fact, I am in the process of rewriting all of our company's telnet applications (which access datasets on our mainframe - old TN3270 apps) in ASP.Net with a SQL b

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The .Net Framework creates a user called ASPNET...set up your web app/database to utilize this user. You only need ONE user to make your database available on the web and you DON'T have to pay for it. P.S. Put the connection to the database in the web.config file or leverage 'PostBack' and you only need ONE connection.

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