This tutorial was written in 1998, and because of its enduring popularity in my server logs, it is here to stay. I have not updated the tutorial for years, simply because nothing has changed in ASP. This tutorial does not cover ASP.Net. With this disclaimer, please read on.
This practical guide is a complete programming guide as well as a reference for the serious ASP programmer. If you don't have the time to rummage through 1000-page thick books or sift through jokes & wisecracks, this is the resource for you.
This guide does not assume any prior knowledge of ASP, and starts from the ground up. The chapters are organized according to the increasing complexity of ASP scripts that you will be writing. Simple scripts come first, and then the techniques needed for more complex scripts are covered. This is especially useful for the beginner who is usually inundated by long, boring technical dissertations in the first chapter of any book.
Experienced programmers will also find this guide useful, for it contains the following references in one easy-to-locate booklet.
A complete documentation of all VBScript functions with the necessary information for using them. Ideal for those situations where you know what you want to do, but can't remember the function that will do it for you.
This includes complete syntactic specifications of the Structured Query Language, along with examples to demonstrate the use.
A guide on ASP cannot miss out this quintessential section. It gives complete details on most of the objects in the ADO hierarchy.
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