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ODBC-DataSourceAdm...ASP and SQLserver7.0

 Have installed MS SqlServer7.0 Beta 3
  Want to test how to access data in an Sql database with
  ASP-scripts.
  Have already made a testapplication using
  FrontPage (ASP), Access97 and VBScript...everything
  works fine within this appl.

  I want to do the following:
  - Create a database in MS Sql 7.0 similar to the
    previously created database in Access97.
    This is done.
  - Set up the nessesary settings in the ODBC Data Source
    Manager in Control panel so I can access the
    database.
    How do I do this??????
  - How do I access this database from within ASP ??????

   I use a stand alone PC, and windows95.
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To Sybe... what is global.asa and where do I find it.

pnt. one worked out well.

Erot/Norway
most ASP applications have a file called "global.asa", which sets global variables. The file must be in the root of the application.
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Could not find any info on "global.asa".

Tried to do the following which works fine when accessing an
 access database:

  set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
  conn.open "DSN=Tore", "", ""
  set rs = server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
  strSql = "Select FirstName from Person"
  rs.open strSql, conn, 3, 3

  have also tried different versions  with the conn.open:
  conn.open "DSN=Tore", "UID=sa", ""
  conn.open "DSN=Tore", "UID=sa", "PWD="

  should it not be possible to do it this way????


 
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Forgot to tell you that the code above give no errors.

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Found out how it works....

  conn.open "DSN=NameOfDsn;UID=sa;PWD="   works well.

 Thank you..

 Erot/Norway